After pregnancy, women's bodies will have different reactions than before. Some women may not know whether they are pregnant or what physiological reactions they have after discovering changes in vaginal discharge. If you don't understand this knowledge, it's difficult to determine whether you're pregnant or not in the early stages of pregnancy. Today, we will briefly introduce whether having vaginal discharge is a sign of pregnancy?
The secretion of vaginal discharge is a normal physiological phenomenon in women. Whether not pregnant or during pregnancy, there will be a small amount of white discharge on women's underwear, which is called vaginal discharge. Having vaginal discharge does not necessarily mean pregnancy. Women can also have vaginal discharge during ovulation and early pregnancy.
In early pregnancy, there is a significant increase in vaginal discharge changes. After pregnancy, most expectant mothers will find a significant increase in vaginal secretions. This is because after pregnancy, the level of estrogen in the pregnant woman's body will significantly increase, and the number of vaginal discharge will increase with the increase of estrogen levels in the body.
The changes in vaginal discharge during early pregnancy cannot be used as a criterion for determining whether a woman is pregnant. If you suspect that you are pregnant, you can go to a regular pharmacy to buy early pregnancy test strips for examination. If the test strip is positive, pregnancy is successful; if it is negative, it means there is no pregnancy. Of course, the most accurate way is to go to the hospital for a B-ultrasound examination.
During early pregnancy, women may experience symptoms such as amenorrhea, nausea and vomiting, breast swelling, and increased vaginal discharge. If a woman's menstrual cycle is delayed for more than seven days, accompanied by the above symptoms, and there is no contraception during sexual activity, then the chances of pregnancy are very high.
