Jelly-like discharge at 39 weeks of pregnancy

At 39 weeks of pregnancy, crystal jelly-like secretions appear in the vagina. This should be different from normal vaginal secretions. It is a large amount of cervical mucus secretion, which is an important clinical symptom of impending delivery.

Generally, there is a large amount of cervical mucus secreted, and the pregnant woman will enter the delivery stage in 3 to 5 days. Therefore, you must pay attention to observation, reduce the amount of exercise, avoid being alone at home, and be sure to have someone to watch over you. Then you should have spotting during pregnancy. Generally, around 24 to 48 hours after spotting during pregnancy, you will have periodic uterine contractions and prenatal labor pains. At this time, you need to go to the hospital for delivery.

What is the cause of crystal jelly-like secretion at 38 weeks of pregnancy?

At 38 weeks of pregnancy, crystal jelly-like secretions appear in the vagina. This is different from normal female secretions. It is usually due to the cervical mucus before the start of the delivery process in the late pregnancy. It is generally thinner than normal secretions, and the amount is larger, and it is crystal jelly-like. It is an important observation indicator of labor. The occurrence of such symptoms indicates that delivery will occur within 3 to 5 days. Pay attention to observe the subsequent clinical manifestations, such as spotting and paroxysmal abdominal pain during pregnancy. If abdominal pain occurs, you need to go to the hospital for delivery in time to ensure the safety of the pregnant woman and her fetus.

What is the cause of crystal jelly-like secretion at 37 weeks of pregnancy?

At 37 weeks of pregnancy, if there is crystal jelly-like secretion in the vagina, you should check the amount. If the amount is large, it is considered to be cervical mucus plug, which indicates that labor will start within a week. If the amount is relatively small, pay attention to vulva cleanliness and use cotton underwear, considering that it is due to excessive secretions in the late pregnancy. If there are no symptoms of vulvar itching, it is not a big problem. If there is vulvar itching, you should also check the leucorrhea routinely to rule out the cause of Trichomonas vaginitis. If you have Trichomonas vaginitis in the late pregnancy, you should seek medical treatment as soon as possible to avoid affecting natural delivery.