Pregnancy 40 days leucorrhea yellow

Although there is no menstruation after pregnancy, there is still leucorrhea, and the leucorrhea is significantly more than usual. This is an endocrine reaction of the body that usually occurs after pregnancy. It is a normal phenomenon. The leucorrhea turns yellow around 40 days of pregnancy. It depends on whether there is an odor and whether it is accompanied by itching symptoms. Treatment should be based on examination.

Usually after pregnancy, the amount of leucorrhea will increase significantly than usual. This is because the blood flow in the genitals, vagina, and cervix of pregnant women is vigorous, the tissue water increases, and thus the secretions also increase.

The further the pregnancy progresses, the more vaginal discharge there is. Many pregnant women often feel that their vagina is always wet and uncomfortable. This is normal during pregnancy. If your leucorrhea turns yellow during pregnancy, you should be alert to the possibility of vaginitis. If you experience symptoms such as yellow or yellow-green vaginal discharge, vulvar itching, etc. during pregnancy, you should go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment in time to prevent the inflammation from worsening, affecting fetal development, or even causing miscarriage.

Yellow leucorrhea after pregnancy may also be caused by Trichomonas vaginitis. When suffering from Trichomonas vaginitis, the leucorrhea increases, is thin, milky white or yellow, and foamy. The vaginal opening and vulva are itchy, or there is burning and pain, and scattered red spots can be seen on the vaginal mucosa. If the urethra and bladder are also infected, frequent urination, painful urination, and even hematuria may occur. Trichomonas not only parasitizes in the vagina, but also often invades the urethra and even the bladder, renal pelvis, and the foreskin folds, urethra or prostate of men. It is usually transmitted indirectly through public baths, washtubs, bath towels and toilets, through changing clothes, medical equipment and dressings, swimming pools, etc.; it can also be transmitted directly through sexual intercourse.

Pregnant women should not worry too much when their leucorrhea is yellow. They should avoid using drugs indiscriminately and go to the hospital for examination and treatment to minimize any harm to the fetus or the pregnant woman herself and give birth to a healthy baby scientifically.