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Is this discharge normal?
By Babyexpert.com on 04/06/2008 12:03:00
Q: I am 16 weeks pregaant and have been getting a light green, pale discharge that's almost fluorescent for the last few weeks. There's no smell, but I'm worried. is this normal?
OBSTETRICIAN LEONIE SAYS: Due to changing hormone levels in pregnancy, many women experience an increase of vaginal discharge. What you describe sounds like the normal, physiological discharge of pregnancy - odourless and very pale coloured
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Is pregnancy discharge normal?
By Amanda Pauley on 11/04/2013 13:25:18
Don't get your knickers in a twist over an increase in discharge. We explain why it's common in the first trimester
Congrats, you're pregnant! You may experience a healthy glow, unusual cravings and, er, an increased amount of discharge 'down there'. But don't worry, you're not alone.What causes it?In the first trimester, your hormones cause the cervix
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Pain and discharge in pregnancy
By Babyexpert.com on 08/04/2010 09:32:00
What to look out for if you experience any period-type pain or discharge during your pregnancy
Vaginal discharge The causes of vaginal discharge in pregnancy are the same as in non-pregnant women: hormones, infection, non-infective irritation and cervical ectropion (previously known as cervical erosion). When discussing vaginal discharge
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Does bleeding mean miscarriage? Not necessarily
By Babyexpert.com on 24/03/2010 15:29:00
The causes of bleeding in pregnancy explained
Did you know that some women have regular periods in pregnancy? This may mean you don't know you're pregnant until later than usual. But if you've been hot off the mark with a pregnancy test, it may also mean you realise you're having a bleed a month into the pregnancy.While any ...
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Bacterial Vaginosis in pregnancy - know the signs and symptoms
By Emma Daly on 16/04/2013 10:13:27
Dr Dawn Harper explains what to look out for in support of National Bacterial Vaginosis Day
Today is National Bacterial Vaginosis Day and Dr Dawn Harper, star of TV show Embarrassing Bodies, wants more women to know the signs of this common vaginal infection, which affects 1 in 3 women.Dawn told us, "Most women think any discharge
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Pregnancy health panics sorted
By Babyexpert.com on 29/08/2008 15:58:00
Prctical and reassuring advice for minor pregnancy ailments
Watch your diet as tummy pain can signal constipation. If you are constipated increase your fibre intake - a high fibre cereal with prunes should help - and drinks lots of water. A warm bath might also ease the pain. If you're bleeding, or have other symptoms, such as a high temp...
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Chlamydia and infertility
By Babyexpert.com on 01/05/2007 11:22:00
Chlamydia and infertility - how an STD can affect your chances of getting pregnant
% of infected males have no symptoms at all. This is why so few people seek treatment, and why the spread of the disease has been so rampant. Early symptoms relate to infection of the urethra in men (penile discharge or discomfort on passing urine
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Going home with your prem baby
By Babyexpert.com on 03/09/2009 15:26:00
Help and advice for the next big step - going home
to leave hospital, and that you are able to look after them.You'll probably have lots of questions about going home while your baby is still in hospital, but probably a lot more once your baby is discharged and you're home alone (and it's the middle
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Week 40 of pregnancy
By Babyexpert.com on 21/03/2012 06:38:00
what's happening with you and your baby at week 40 of pregnancy?
that increase in length and strength, or a ‘show’ - the plug of mucus that has been sealing up your cervix coming away as a jelly-like discharge. Most mums-to-be worry that they won’t recognise the signs, but don’t worry - you will!The signs of labour
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Cut your risk of premature birth
By Babyexpert.com on 07/04/2009 09:58:00
Drinking alcohol when pregnant makes a premature birth more likely.
.'Smoking heavily, being underweight or overweight are all risk factors for early birth, too. If you're getting any unusual symptoms, discharge, pain or bleeding, call your doctor immediately.'
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