What Causes Vaginal Discharge With Pelvic Pain In A 37 Week Pregnant Woman?
Doctor I am in my 37th week of pregnancy , have increased vaginal discharge which is mucous like but no blood , also pelvic bone pain making it difficult to change sides while lying down , last sonography showed babys weight to be 3 kgs on 21st June. This is my second child and my first was born at 37 weeks and 3 days
During pregnancy, particularly near tem, the vaginal discharge do increase in amount due to high oestrogen levels. When you are about to land in labour pains, the discharge gets mixed with blood. This is called as 'show'. The pelvic bone pain you are getting is indicating calcium deficiency in you. Please report this to your doctor and get proper calcium medicines with Vitamin D3. Calcium deficiency may disturb the pelvic cavity requiring caesarean section, may cause osteomalacia, may cause calcium deficiency in baby leading to disorders like rickets. So please report this to your doctor. I hope you have got the answers to your queries.
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What Causes Vaginal Discharge With Pelvic Pain In A 37 Week Pregnant Woman?
During pregnancy, particularly near tem, the vaginal discharge do increase in amount due to high oestrogen levels. When you are about to land in labour pains, the discharge gets mixed with blood. This is called as show . The pelvic bone pain you are getting is indicating calcium deficiency in you. Please report this to your doctor and get proper calcium medicines with Vitamin D3. Calcium deficiency may disturb the pelvic cavity requiring caesarean section, may cause osteomalacia, may cause calcium deficiency in baby leading to disorders like rickets. So please report this to your doctor. I hope you have got the answers to your queries.