Is pregnant leucorrhea aglow how to return a responsibility?
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Ovulation women due to the body endocrine and hormone problems, there will be irregular vaginal secretions, mainly in the increase in leucorrhea, this is a normal physiological phenomenon, generally with the end of ovulation and gradually return to normal. Some female friends in the ovulation period when leucorrhea will be pink, this is because of ovulation uterine bleeding and cause, don't worry, as long as not a lot of long-term vaginal bleeding can ignore, also don't need special treatment, can return to normal. Let's take a look at the following.
Is pregnant leucorrhea aglow how to return a responsibility?
First: the ovulation period is the stage that every woman will experience. Generally speaking, the days in the middle of each menstrual cycle are ovulation period. During this period, if you don't take contraceptive measures, the probability of pregnancy is very high, so female friends should also pay attention to this aspect in the ovulation period.
Second: during ovulation, women's body temperature will also be higher than usual. At this time, in addition to paying attention to personal health, we should also pay attention to keeping warm to prevent catching a cold. In addition, during ovulation, we should pay more attention to healthy diet and avoid eating food that is not easy to digest.
Third: women in the ovulation period due to increased vaginal secretions, so the vaginal environment is relatively humid, and at this time the vaginal resistance is relatively low, it is easy to be infected by bacteria or bacteria and cause vaginitis disease, so we must pay attention to the vaginal cleaning work.
matters needing attention
Female friends usually also need to strengthen exercise, enhance physique, improve the body's immunity and disease resistance, drink more water, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, can't eat too much spicy hot food, regularly go to the hospital for gynecological health examination, found the disease timely treatment.
