Women during pregnancy passes through certain psychological and physical changes, and among them is the occurrence of vaginal discharge. How do I know that the discharge is normal, and why it should be to contact the your doctor?
At the beginning of each pregnancy doctor warn you of certain symptoms and how to behave, and many women know besides read many books in which the causes are formed all the signs of pregnancy, they are normal and that they should worry about.
The discharge would be best to observe in order to realize there is a difference of a day or two ago. Normal discharge is considered to be one that was creamy and specific, but not unpleasant odor.
It is white and contains the normal pH of the vagina, which is of great importance to the health of every woman. It is a self-cleaning vagina with the help of which help prevent a variety of infections. This role continues during pregnancy when the infection can protect a child who is still in you.
The changes that occur in your body as you enter the growing week of pregnancy, affecting your cervix which is reflected more plentiful discharge. But if at some point you notice how there is a change in color or smell, it is important to contact your doctor immediately.
Changes related to pain, itching and burning, and dangerous because they can affect the baby. It is necessary to contact your doctor as soon as possible in order to determine the treatment and cure the infection. Thanks to today's medicine, there are treatments that can harm the baby.
If during early pregnancy appeared bloody discharge then urgently need a doctor because there is a possibility of ectopic pregnancy or miscarriage. If it appeared the bloody discharge at the end of the third quarter, that's fine because your body speaks to the cervix ready for childbirth.
Keep track of the changes that your body goes, because only you know your body and know when to react.
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