Patient's question:
Recently, my husband and I have been wanting a child, so we haven't been using any contraception. A few days ago, my vaginal discharge suddenly increased, and my elders said this is a sign of pregnancy. I've been half-believing and half-doubting. Is it true that an increase in vaginal discharge is a sign of pregnancy? Hello doctor, can an increase in vaginal discharge mean I might be pregnant?Doctor's answer:
1. You can confirm through tests to pay attention to ensure deep sleep, maintain a calm mood, have a balanced diet with both meat and vegetables, avoid alcohol, and do not over-exercise. This may help you.2. This is not necessarily the case. If your menstrual period suddenly stops, it often suggests that you might be pregnant. Amenorrhea is the earliest and most important sign of pregnancy in women of childbearing age. In very few women, vaginal bleeding may reappear at the time equivalent to their previous menstrual period, but the amount of bleeding may be less, the duration may be shorter or longer, or it may be shorter. In such cases, it may also be possible to be pregnant, and the slight vaginal bleeding that occurs during this time is often a sign of threatened miscarriage.