During the rest of your pregnancy, the discharge that your body produces is referred to as "leukorrhea." Healthy discharge is either clear or white, thin, and either odorless or mild-smelling ...
Pregnancy hormones can cause an increase in vaginal discharge, but this should be clear, mucousy, non-irritant and non-smelly. Any discharge that is discoloured, irritant, bloodstained or smelly ...
commonly increases during pregnancy due to hormonal fluctuations and increased blood flow to the pelvic area. This discharge is typically thin, milky white, and has a mild odour. Almost every ...
Pregnancy hormones can cause an increase in vaginal discharge, but this should be clear, mucousy, non-irritant and non-smelly. Any discharge that is discoloured, irritant, bloodstained or smelly ...
It is typically sticky, white, or pale-yellow mucus. Increased hormones and vaginal blood flow cause discharge to increase during pregnancy. It may help prevent infections as your cervix and ...
It's perfectly normal for vaginal odour to change during ovulation. Many people notice that their discharge has a different smell at this time, often described as more 'active' or 'distinctive ...