Well the truth about the matter it happens to most. And of course it has happened to me. I could let you know a little bit of good news. It seems as though discharge stops Early in your 2 Trimester.
And I know it is easy for me to say don't be alarmed. Because you should be concerned about any changes in your body during your pregnancy.
The article I am placing the link to by Fit Pregnancy discusses more common Discharge Types and Symptoms.
Be aware that both UTI and BV are very common infections and are mainly due to changes in our Hormones.
Especially when you are over 35 years of age.
My advice in this case is to get a screening because both infections are not really considered Sexually related.
And to also consider a daily intake of yogurt and of course drinking plenty of water.
So, what is considered common discharge during your first trimester.
Well you may see some brown discharge in the beginning. Which is basically your bodies way of cleansing it self from your past cycle.
There is also light and dark red discharge during the first trimester as well. Often times this can be related to your uterus growth, fibroids or even infections.
Now, if you plan of having sexual intercourse, plan on having some form of bleeding or discharge.
It is also common to have a little pain, such as light cramps during this process.
If in fact you have continuous bleeding, heavy and consisting of tissue loss. Please go to your nearest ER to be checked.
One thing I can let you know about the ER visit is that once admitted the only form of treatment you may receive is a Pelvic Exam, Ultra Sound, Blood and Urine Test.
So, in my eyes your Physician the main point of contact. In regards to the severity of the discharge, so it is in fact important to let your know of any major changes.
Last, but definitely not least your first 11 weeks of pregnancy is the most vital time in regards to the chance of miscarriage.
So, Please take it easy and if there are any other concerns. Please feel free to contact me.....
http://www.fitpregnancy.com/pregnancy/pregnancy-health/discharge-during-pregnancy-whats-safe-whats-not
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