37 weeks leucorrhea blood

Generally speaking, women will no longer have their periods after becoming pregnant, and pregnant women should always pay attention to abnormal changes in their bodies to ensure the health of the babies in their bellies. If a pregnant woman finds red blood in her leucorrhea when she reaches 37 weeks of pregnancy, it is likely caused by vaginal inflammation. However, pregnant women should not use medications casually and should seek help from doctors to safely resolve inflammation problems.

What is the cause of bloody vaginal discharge at 37 weeks of pregnancy?

1. Some pregnant women may experience bloody leucorrhea and vaginal bleeding in the late pregnancy. In addition to the possibility of vaginal inflammation, it may also be caused by problems such as placental abruption and placenta previa. If not treated in time, it will endanger the life safety of mother and baby. At this time, you should go to the hospital for examination immediately. If necessary, induced abortion and other methods of terminating pregnancy should be implemented to save the lives of mother and baby.

2. For women whose leucorrhea contains blood in the late pregnancy, it is also necessary to consider that the mother may suffer from gynecological diseases such as vaginitis, cervical erosion, cervical polyps, endometrial lesions, tumors, etc.

3. In addition, it is abnormal to have abnormal leucorrhea in the late pregnancy. If the leucorrhea is excessive and yellow in color during this period, it is a symptom of vaginitis. You should go to the hospital for routine leucorrhea tests and then receive thorough treatment. Otherwise, vaginitis may cause premature rupture of membranes.

Warm reminder: In the late pregnancy, you should pay more attention to the hygiene of the private parts. Wash the vulva with warm water every day, but do not use alkaline soap solution. At the same time, do not flush the vagina. Use a dedicated basin and change underwear frequently. In the late pregnancy, the pregnant mother's leucorrhea will increase, which is normal, and pregnant mothers don't need to worry. Pregnant mothers should achieve early detection, early prevention, early treatment and early recovery, and must not blindly abuse drugs.

What changes will occur during pregnancy?

One of the changes in vaginal discharge during early pregnancy is an increase in the amount. After pregnancy, most expectant mothers will notice a significant increase in vaginal discharge. This is because after pregnancy, the estrogen level in your body will increase significantly, and the amount of vaginal discharge will increase with the increase in estrogen levels in your body.

Increased vaginal discharge is also considered by some expectant mothers to be a sign of pregnancy. However, not every expectant mother will experience an increase in the amount of vaginal discharge in the early stages of pregnancy. Some people even have very little vaginal discharge. Therefore, changes in leucorrhea in early pregnancy should not be the criterion for you to judge whether you are pregnant. If you haven't taken a pregnancy test yet, you might as well go to a regular pharmacy to buy a pregnancy test strip and check it yourself at home. Compared with observing changes in leucorrhea in early pregnancy, the accuracy of early pregnancy test strips is much higher.

As you get closer to giving birth, you may notice that your vaginal discharge increases and seems to be different from your usual discharge. Very early in your pregnancy, cervical secretions fill your cervical canal, forming a protective barrier called the cervical mucus plug.

As the cervix begins to thin and dilate, it may be discharged, and this vaginal discharge may look like egg white or clear nasal discharge on a cold day. The mucus plug may even come out as a large blob of gel that may be slightly bloody.