Vaginal discharge during pregnancy

To the doctor TODAY. Not joking.

White, yellowish discharge up to one tablespoon is normal. The fetus is developing, and discharge is common for everyone. Blood or streaks of blood are not normal.

Why to the doctor? There's nothing unusual with the author. No stomach cramps, no blood. It's just discharge.

I'm about the same, I've been to the doctor, everything's fine.

I had not just beige but brown discharge for three days. I rushed to the doctor immediately—she scheduled an ultrasound, examined me, and took a swab, which revealed nothing—everything was normal. She explained that this can happen in early pregnancy, especially around the time of expected periods.

By the way, what did the test for hidden infections show?

It is considered normal to have white-yellow discharge; it is certainly heavier than when not pregnant. I had that too, but our doctors are just "marvellous"! I complained about the discharge from the very start, and no one paid any attention. In the end, it turned out to be a simple case of thrush, and the doctor said that in the early stages, it's quite common and happens to almost every other woman, but it's still unpleasant nonetheless(((( The first three months are the scariest, especially if it's your first pregnancy—you're afraid of everything, so it's better to be safe and go to the doctor; it'll give you peace of mind too.

Go and see a doctor. Don't put it off until next week!

I called the doctor, they admitted me to the hospital, they're talking about a threat, the discharge has become darker... I have an ultrasound tomorrow... I'm very, very scared.

Calm down. There's no need to get worked up prematurely either. At 10 weeks, I was admitted to the hospital for conservation, and I was bleeding so much that my legs were covered in blood; the doctor examined me right away, then did an ultrasound and said we'd try to save it. It was, uh... a retrochoroidal hematoma or something... I don't remember exactly. Anyway, something with the placenta. It turned out fine; I stayed in for a month, and my child is over 1.6 now.

I had an ultrasound, but it's all unclear. There doesn't seem to be any detachment, but I started bleeding. They increased my medication dosage and said they might not be able to save the pregnancy. It's still early, so no heartbeat can be heard yet. The next check-up ultrasound is only in a week. I'm so afraid, I just hope there will be a heartbeat; otherwise, they'll have to perform a D&C...

So?* Is everything alright? Wishing you health and a smooth pregnancy!

The doctor is giving a discouraging prognosis... says I'm losing the baby... they're giving me some kind of injection... bleeding like during my period for the third day now. Ultrasound tomorrow... I'm afraid of the result..................

miscash............

White transparent discharge is normal; if the consistency or colour is questionable, it could be anything from thrush to the threat of miscarriage or amniotic fluid leakage.

Here are links to both issues, and it's better to write to the doctor through the online form on the website; they will help you with the diagnosis.

http://amnisure.ru/goto.php?ID=108

http://amnisure.ru/goto.php?ID=110

White discharge is normal, while bloody or other coloured discharges could indicate either thrush or a threat of miscarriage. For instance, discharge might suggest amniotic fluid leakage. I think every expectant mother should have a test on hand. It's similar to a pregnancy test, but it shows whether amniotic fluid is leaking. If the result is positive, you need to see a doctor immediately! If you haven't heard about this, you can read more here: http://amnisure.ru/goto.php?ID=113

I am currently 16 weeks pregnant. I've had yellowish discharge since the beginning of the pregnancy. A smear test showed inflammation, and I've been experiencing pain during intercourse for quite some time. I thought it might be due to a lack of lubrication, sorry, but now I'm linking it to the inflammation. And what kind of inflammation is it? The gynecologist at the antenatal clinic hasn't referred me for any further tests. Apart from tests for chlamydia and a general smear, nothing else has been taken from "down there." What could this be, huh?

Sorry, I have a question. Is a cat harmful to a pregnant woman, and is this related to yellow discharge?

I have such a problem. I'm pregnant. I went for an ultrasound, and they said the term is 3 weeks, they saw a baby of 8 mm, but there's some fluid behind the uterus. Nothing is bothering me. Can anyone tell me if they've had this happen? I'm really scared, both for myself and the baby!

With my first child, at an early stage (around 3-4 weeks, as soon as the test showed positive), I had brown discharge. I went to the doctor, and they diagnosed a threatened miscarriage. I was hospitalized for bed rest. We were cautious throughout the pregnancy, and now there are three of us. My son is 2 years and 7 months old. We want a second child. I'm 6 days late. The test didn't show anything before, and now I'm afraid to take it—worried it might be negative again. I'm experiencing yellowish discharge, which is quite thick.

My husband and I had sex during ovulation, and two days later, I started having beige, watery discharge with no odour or itching. It's been eight days now, and it's still the same, but I've also been feeling nauseous throughout the day. We took a test, and it was negative, but I know it's still early, though my husband insisted. So, my question is, has anyone else experienced this?

Ladies, could you please advise, has anyone experienced something similar? After I became pregnant, my husband developed redness on his genital area. It goes away but reappears after we make love. Could this be a reaction to my discharge, which is yellowish-white in colour?

I have another question: why can't Metrogyl Plus be used in the early stages? And what changes later on?

Don't even bother. Just buy yourself Ecofemin Floravag and take it every morning. That way, your discharge will always stay normal.

Discharge may become more abundant, but there should be no change in colour or odour. It's best to start taking EcoFem FloraVag right away to prevent any future issues with discharge and the intestines.

I took Ecofemin, my discharges stayed the same as they were. I think it's better to be safe than sorry.

I've got brown discharge too, can you tell me - I've been using suppositories for a week, could it be because of them?

During my first month, on the day my period was due, there was a slight brown discharge for half a day. Then, in the second month, again on the expected day of my period, it started with a brownish discharge. I went to the doctor, and an ultrasound revealed that the pregnancy wasn't progressing. It was a missed miscarriage, in short. They admitted me to the hospital for a procedure... Naturally, I'm in despair; we've been trying to conceive for three years...

What did they prescribe for you?

I had bright red discharge, then it turned to bleeding, rushed to the doctor, the heartbeat appeared, doctors are baffled why I'm bleeding, possibly erosion, try not to stress everything will be fine.

Yes, during pregnancy discharge increases and becomes more watery

I had something similar early on. I couldn't get to a doctor... After a very intense argument with my husband, a few hours later, I started having mucous discharge with blood. I thought that was it... I asked acquaintances, and they said it was placental abruption, a miscarriage... In the end, at three months, I registered for antenatal care, and the ultrasound showed everything was normal.
To this day, I still don't know what that was. Thank God, of course, for protecting me.

In early pregnancy, the pregnant woman's immunity decreases and there's an imbalance in the vagina (thrush), the private parts react with irritation to such changes. In a couple of weeks everything will return to normal without any treatment.

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Girls, please advise, I'm 3-4 weeks pregnant and have discharge with an unpleasant smell—what could this mean? I've seen two gynaecologists; one just shrugged and scheduled a follow-up ultrasound, while the other prescribed Duphaston. I'm at a complete loss about what to think or do now.

Get an ultrasound. You might have ovarian cysts! I also had pain during and after sex! And then when a cyst I didn't know about burst, it was bloody awful! Thank goodness everything ended well.

So what happened in the end, Zhanna? Did it work out?)