If you experience a discharge, it's quite possible it's leucorrhea. Leucorrhea is a runny whitish fluid, which is odorless or mild-smelling. You probably noticed it, from time to time, in your underwear before you were pregnant. Now, if you're seeing more, it's partly because of increased estrogen production and increased blood circulation in the vaginal area. This vaginal discharge is your body's way of flushing out bacteria, and it's is made up, in part, of secretions from the cervix and vagina.

It is important that you know that a yeast infection while you are pregnant will not harm your baby so you do not spend time worrying. You should get rid of it before you go into labor. Otherwise, you may pass it onto your baby. If your baby contracts a candida during delivery it is termed as thrush and is in the baby's mouth. You can also pass this condition onto the baby through breast feeding.

Hormonal changes can occur with pregnancy. The palms of your hands and the soles of your feet may turn reddish. When they do, you are said to have palmer erythyma, a normal result of hormonal changes following pregnancy. This is usually not treated because the condition normally disappears after giving birth.

Even the healthiest women can be susceptible to infection during pregnancy. It is prevalent among women who have weak immune systems. It occurs when there is an imbalance in the normal acid and yeast levels in the vagina. Most women carry in their vaginas or in their digestive tracts the fungus that causes yeast infection. It is fairly normal because of an increase in the estrogen level in a woman's body.

It is more important than ever to consult your health care professional before treating yourself for a yeast infection, as many treatments out there have not been proven safe for a fetus. Typically, antifungal creams and ointments like Monistat and Canesten are safe for pregnant women to use. You will most likely not be able to use oral or vaginal tablets. Look into using a clove of garlic (a natural antibiotic) as a replacement for a vaginal tablet, and add a natural yogurt with probiotics/"active cultures" to your diet.

So the following discussion is on the aches and pains during pregnancy, and the ways to face those and a few tips to reduce them. Belly button tenderness is a problem that may sound frivolous, but the expanding uterus can be the cause of this particular syndrome, and can become the most painful during the 20th week of pregnancy.

Seeing vaginal spotting, and feeling pain, can be signs of a more serious ailment with your body. It is not uncommon for a woman to visit her doctor when she sees these problems occurring. She is certainly more likely to do so when she is also experiencing pain. Women, who have vaginal spotting, and see a yellow discharge have reported feeling extreme discomfort.

During your second trimester, your breasts will start producing colostrums. Initially it will appear as thick and yellow fluid but as the time for childbirth comes nearer, the color will change to pale yellow or colorless. You will realize your breasts discharge colostrums each time they are massaged or sexually stimulated. There is nothing to be worried about. On the other, you should also not worry if it does not happen.

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