Is it normal to have excessive vaginal discharge at 34 weeks of pregnancy?

Discharge is actually a kind of female secretion. The increase in discharge in each stage has different meanings. Therefore, women should, in their daily lives, based on their actual physical condition, further and reasonably understand their body condition during each period of leucorrhea, judge whether it is normal based on the meaning of the increase, and then take corresponding measures according to their actual situation, so as to ensure that their physical condition will not have other abnormal effects or influences.

The 34th week of pregnancy belongs to the late stage of pregnancy. The fetus has basically grown and developed at this time, and is only growing and developing effectively in some small aspects. The body material at this time has begun to make relevant adjustments and changes for childbirth. Therefore, it is normal to have more vaginal discharge in the 34th week of pregnancy. There is no need to worry that it is caused by some discomfort or inflammation in the body. You must know that the cervix is ​​basically closed during pregnancy, and needs to be effectively dilated and opened when preparing for delivery, so the secretions inside will increase a lot at this time.

When there is a lot of leucorrhea at 34 weeks of pregnancy, on the one hand, it is because the cervix has begun to soften to a certain extent, and on the other hand, it is because the cervix was in a relatively closed state before, resulting in excessive secretion accumulation. Therefore, when the passage is relatively loose at this time, the secretion inside will begin to be discharged, and the amount of discharge will be greater than usual. With the discharge of more secretions and the effective nourishment of mucus, the entire cervix will soften to a certain extent, and the baby can be delivered successfully after the uterine contraction really comes.

In general, leucorrhea at 34 weeks of pregnancy is normal, because at this stage the cervix has begun to soften to a certain extent, and the secretions in the internal passages have begun to be discharged in an orderly manner, so the amount of discharge will definitely be more, and this increased condition will continue to exist, and the amount of discharge will increase as the time of delivery of the pregnant woman approaches.