Many pregnant women find that their amniotic fluid has a strange odor in the middle and late stages of pregnancy, which is abnormal. Many factors can cause amniotic fluid to become foul smelling, such as pregnant women suffering from vaginitis and uterine diseases. So why does pregnant women's amniotic fluid smell?
1. Many pregnant women may be too lazy to clean their bodies during pregnancy due to their bulky body and limited mobility. If the body is not kept clean, bacteria may enter the uterus through the female vagina, and the amniotic fluid in the uterus may become cloudy and smelly due to bacteria, which is very common. Pregnant women are advised to pay attention to keeping their bodies clean in their daily lives.
2. Some pregnant women's amniotic fluid may become foul smelling due to conditions such as uterine wounds or inflammatory infections. This situation may be caused by the presence of a large number of bacteria in the amniotic fluid. Bacteria can alter the properties and taste of amniotic fluid. Some women who do not pay attention to maintaining physical safety during pregnancy may be beaten or fall by others, and during this process, their uterus may have problems.
3. Some pregnant women may experience foul smelling amniotic fluid due to the discharge of fetal toxins, which can be caused by various factors such as improper medication, radiation exposure, long-term depression, and malnutrition. It is recommended that pregnant women go to a regular hospital to investigate the cause.
In summary, many pregnant women in daily life find that their amniotic fluid has a foul odor, which makes them more worried. Factors such as abdominal impact, vaginal infections, uterine diseases, etc. can all cause the amniotic fluid to have a foul odor. It is recommended that pregnant women go to a regular hospital for a physical examination. Only by identifying the cause can targeted treatment be given to help pregnant women better recover their health. In daily life, pregnant women should pay attention to cleanliness, diet, and sleep.