Beware of abnormal vaginal discharge in early pregnancy

Abnormal vaginal discharge in early pregnancy may be a normal physiological change, but it may also indicate an infection or other health problem, so you need to pay attention to it and seek medical attention.

Increased vaginal discharge in early pregnancy is a common physiological phenomenon, mainly due to increased vaginal secretions caused by changes in hormone levels. Under normal circumstances, vaginal discharge is milky white or transparent, with no odor or a slight sour taste. However, if the color of vaginal discharge is abnormal (such as yellow, green or grayish white), the texture changes (such as tofu dregs or foam), accompanied by odor or vulvar itching or burning, it may indicate infection or other problems. Common infections include candidal vaginitis, bacterial vaginitis or Trichomonas vaginitis. Bloody or brown discharge in vaginal discharge may be related to threatened abortion, ectopic pregnancy or cervical problems, so you need to be particularly vigilant.

For abnormal leucorrhea in early pregnancy, the following measures are recommended: Maintain good personal hygiene habits, wash the vulva with warm water every day, avoid using irritating lotions or frequently flushing the vagina. Choose cotton underwear with good breathability, and avoid wearing tight pants or underwear made of chemical fiber. In terms of diet, eat more foods rich in vitamin C and probiotics, such as yogurt, fresh fruits and vegetables, which can help enhance immunity and prevent infection. If abnormal leucorrhea persists or is accompanied by discomfort, you should seek medical attention in time. The doctor may clarify the cause through routine leucorrhea examination, vaginal secretion culture or B-ultrasound. Based on the test results, the doctor will prescribe medications suitable for pregnant women, such as local antifungal drugs (such as clotrimazole suppositories) or antibiotics (such as metronidazole gel). During treatment, you must strictly follow the doctor's instructions to avoid stopping the medication on your own or abusing the medication.

Abnormal leucorrhea in early pregnancy may be related to hormone fluctuations, decreased immunity or lifestyle habits. Avoiding excessive fatigue and mood swings, maintaining a regular schedule and moderate exercise will help maintain body balance. If abnormal leucorrhea is accompanied by abdominal pain, fever or other discomfort, you should seek medical attention immediately to rule out the possibility of serious complications. Regular prenatal check-ups are an important means of monitoring pregnancy health. Pregnant women are advised to undergo relevant examinations on time to ensure the safety of mother and baby. Through scientific prevention and timely treatment, most abnormal leucorrhea problems can be effectively controlled to ensure pregnancy health.