how much white discharge is normal at 23 weeks of pregnancy
hello dear. white discharge during pregnancy is due to the harmonal changes in the body which is quiet common. here are a few tips that might help you to reduce white discharge : maintain cleanliness. avoid fried & spicy foods. eat fresh foods. wear cotton underwear. wear loose & comfortable clothes. drink enough water. consume yogurt. take care.
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The discharge of mucus mixed with blood in a pregnancy that has reached 35 weeks is not always a sign of labor. If you do not feel the slightest contraction, then this condition can be caused by the following factors:







  

Placenta previa (the placenta is located at the bottom, can approach or even stick to the birth canal)



Placental abruption (separation of the placenta from its attachment)  

Irritation of intimate organs, for example due to sexual intercourse



Cervicitis (inflammation of the cervix)



Vulvovaginitis (inflammation of the lips of the vagina), and so on



Given your gestational age has not reached 36 weeks, then sexual intercourse that involves penetration into the vagina you should limit. This is because, sexual intercourse is at risk of causing recurrent bleeding, especially if the cause of your previous complaint is related to placental abnormalities. This repeated bleeding can certainly endanger the safety of the fetus in your womb.



  

In addition to limiting sexual relations, you are also strongly advised to increase rest. Always keep your intimate organs clean to minimize the risk of infection. Don't forget, drink plenty of water, eat a balanced nutritious diet, stay away from cigarettes, and calm your mind from excessive stress or anxiety.



  

If there are repeated complaints, or other signs of labor appear, such as a tight stomach radiating to the lower back and amniotic fluid coming out, you should immediately consult an obstetrician for further treatment.



  

I hope this helps.











dr. Nadia Nurotul Fuadah Hello Bunga Jasmine, Thank you for consulting with us at HealthReplies.com.



  

In general, vaginal discharge is something that is often experienced by most women. Leucorrhoea can be a condition that occurs normally, with features such as mucus that is clear to vaginal in color, is not accompanied by itching, and is not accompanied by an unpleasant odor. While abnormal vaginal discharge is usually a vaginal discharge accompanied by blood, brownish, yellowish, very unpleasant smell, and sometimes accompanied by itching to pain in the female organs.



  

Leucorrhoea can be caused by certain conditions, such as:







  

yeast infection / vaginal candidiasis: vaginal discharge that is white like milk and feels very itchy.  

Bacterial vaginosis: vaginal discharge and pain, due to a bacterial infection, characterized by a grayish, fishy-smelling discharge.  

Trichomoniasis / parasitic infection: yellowish or greenish vaginal discharge that is bubbly and very itchy.



Sexually transmitted infections (genital herpes, gonorrhea, syphilis): generally accompanied by pain during BAK and bleeding, can also be accompanied by pelvic pain if the discharge occurs for a long time.



The vaginal discharge you experience is not certain whether it has entered the healing phase or not. Because we cannot check you directly, and see first hand the type of vaginal discharge you are experiencing right now. So that for more details it is most appropriate to check with your trusted doctor. So that the causes of vaginal discharge can be resolved appropriately according to the basic cause. And consumption of drugs without a doctor's supervision is very inappropriate and dangerous for your health. And it is not recommended because the use of drugs, especially antibiotics without doctor's supervision, is very dangerous for consumers as well as resistance / immunity to the bacteria / causes of vaginal discharge.



  

Our advice for you is to immediately check your complaint with a doctor / dermatologist and you can do the following simple things to keep the vaginal discharge and pain that you feel from getting worse:







Take care of the health and cleanliness of your female organs  

Use cotton underwear, which is loose and not too tight.  

Change your underwear at least 2 times a day, or if you feel it is too damp or wet, then you can replace it immediately  

clean your vagina / female organs from front to back  

Avoid having unsafe sex or having multiple partners  

Avoid using chemical cleansing soap for female sex organs, which contain fragrances, dyes, alcohol or detergents.



That's the explanation from us, hopefully it's useful. Thanks. Good morning, thanks for asking at HealthReplies.com. Premature birth is a birth that occurs before the time of normal birth. Normal birth usually occurs after the uterus reaches 40 weeks of age. Thus, a birth is called premature birth if it occurs at a gestational age below 37 weeks.



There are many causes and risk factors for a pregnancy to become premature, including:



Stress, lots of thoughts Inhalation of cigarette smoke Consuming alcohol, drugs Containing twins Lack or overweight before pregnancy Health problems such as high blood pressure and high blood sugar levels Having infections or problems with the placenta, cervix and uterus



In your child's case, 2100g of weight is considered very low and your baby will still need a lot of help getting through the first months of life. The visible abdominal muscles indicate a lack of a layer of fat on the baby's stomach which can make it easier to feel cold. As for a bulging stomach, this is a normal appearance in babies, but if it is more bulging than usual, this can be caused by improper digestion, lack of nutrition and so on.



Our advice, as we have previously stated, that premature babies still need a lot of help and supervision, so you should check your baby with a pediatrician for further tests. Your doctor will check your baby's nutritional levels from weight gain from birth to present, and take X-rays and ultrasound if necessary.



Meanwhile, take care of your baby by keeping him warm by giving him a hat and long clothes as well as socks and socks, limit the number of people who can see him, keep him away from cigarette smoke, dust and pollution, and continue to provide breast milk. We wish you and your family good health.



That's all, hope it helps.



dr. Amadeo D. Basfiansa infants like adults sometimes need help to go but if they feed regularly and drink extra water the incidence should be monomial so if you are worried just give your infant 4 oz of nursery water a day in addition to milk. see more... 323 it would be best to see your gynaecologist about the discharge rather than treating it when you don&#39;t know what&#39;s wrong. canesten only treats thrush.<br><br>best wishes your age and having had a previous miscarriage increase your risk of having another miscarriage, but the chance of having a normal pregnancy this time is 60% or higher. if the 9 week ultrasound turns out to be normal, the risk of miscarriage drops to1 %. see more... i would get on some sort of birth control. this sounds like a hormone thing. your body is trying to regulate itself again and birth control would even out the hormones. Hi G-del,



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Jaundice in babies can be a physiological condition (still considered normal. The reason is because the liver function is not optimal in processing and removing bilirubin from the body. This condition will generally improve and then disappear by itself when the baby is more than 1 week old.



If your baby's jaundice does not improve within 1 month, even though your baby has been breastfed enough, then this condition needs to be examined directly by a pediatrician. It is feared that your child has certain health problems, for example:



Maternal and child blood group incompatibility Abnormalities of the liver or bile ducts, eg biliary atresia, cystic fibrosis, hepatitis Sepsis (blood infection) Infections, eg rubella, syphilis Genetic disorders (congenital), eg associated with red blood cell disorders, certain enzyme deficiencies Effects side of drugs, etc. If the jaundice your baby is experiencing is pathological, then if it is not treated properly, high levels of bilirubin in the blood can accumulate in the brain and trigger brain damage known as kernicterus. Therefore, don't delay checking your child to the doctor, especially if other complaints are found, such as a weak baby, less active, rarely crying, lazy to breastfeed, fever, and even decreased consciousness. Treatment will be carried out according to the condition that underlies your child's complaint. However, in general, not only a physical examination, the doctor will also recommend that your child undergo a thorough examination, such as laboratory tests, x-rays, and so on.



In the meantime, always breastfeed your baby with exclusive breast milk as needed. At the age of 1 month, babies are generally still feeding every 1 to 2 hours. Avoid giving additional food or drink (unless advised by a doctor). You can also put your baby out in the morning sun (before 10 o'clock) to help with the jaundice.



Hope it helps ya..







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