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Discharge Pregnant Vaginal While
Some discharge, pregnant vaginal while normal may also follow cryotherapy or a cone biopsy.
The older the fetus is, the more liquid is produced. These flows are especially heavy at the end of the pregnancy and need being managed, if necessary, with the help of cotton liners (not tampons). If the secretions are bloody, brown, and too thick, you may need to contact a doctor.
Some discharge, pregnant vaginal while normal may also follow cryotherapy or a cone biopsy.
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Cryotherapy, Cone Biopsy
During pregnancy, the level of hormone progesterone as well as blood circulation in the area around the vagina increases leading to an increase in the amount of secretions expelled from the vagina. These secretions are normal and contain old cells from the vagina and cervix and bacterial flora. Some discharge, pregnant vaginal while normal may also follow cryotherapy or a cone biopsy.
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