During pregnancy, women's vaginal discharge may change, and of course, the changes in vaginal discharge vary among different women, mainly due to differences in the degree of changes in progesterone or estrogen. For example, some women in the late stages of pregnancy find that their vaginal discharge turns green and do not know how to treat it. To reassure everyone, let's first introduce what to do if vaginal discharge turns green in late pregnancy?
In late pregnancy, the occurrence of green discharge may be related to gynecological inflammation, most of which are caused by bacterial and fungal infections, as well as personal hygiene and other reasons. Due to the fact that many medications cannot be taken during late pregnancy, it is important to promptly visit the obstetrics and gynecology department of the hospital to understand the cause and make appropriate adjustments according to the doctor's instructions. During this period, it is important to pay attention to personal health, clean private areas, and have a light diet.
There are many reasons why vaginal discharge turns green in late pregnancy, and pregnant women may experience changes in hormone levels after pregnancy, with progesterone and estrogen showing the greatest changes. In this case, it can affect the endocrine system and cause abnormal vaginal discharge. At this time, pregnant women are prone to various gynecological inflammations, among which fungal vaginitis is common, and this symptom can lead to the occurrence of green discharge.
Once a pregnant woman suffers from gynecological inflammation, it will cause abnormal changes in leucorrhea. If the secretion is foam like and green, it is trichomonal vaginitis. This type of bacteria usually hides in the glands and vagina, reproduces during menstruation, and can develop symptoms if women or pregnant women are not careful.
