Last updated on July 26th, 2018 at 06:09 pm<\/p>
Question:\u00a0why do I have so much discharge everyday all of a sudden? Am I pregnant?<\/em><\/p>\n If you’ve not noticed the regular changes that occur from time to time during your menstrual cycle, a heavy vaginal discharge may cause you to think something is wrong.<\/p>\n Like most women, if your vaginal discharge is whitish in color and you do not experience any symptoms of irritation or burning, then there is no reason you should worry.<\/p>\n The truth is a whitish discharge that becomes excessive all of a sudden does not indicate something is wrong with you.<\/p>\n In fact, your body hormones, especially estrogen, will work to make glands in your cervix and vagina to secrete a lot of\u00a0white colored discharge during your menstrual cycle.<\/p>\n Another reason some women will notice a lot of vaginal discharge\u00a0for days is pregnancy<\/strong>. If you’ve had intercourse and you are expecting a baby, so much vaginal discharge before your next period is a sign that you are pregnant.<\/p>\n However, if you’ve not had intercourse at all, or consistently used a contraceptive method, it’s still not abnormal to feel an increased discharge during your menstrual cycle.<\/p>\n During your menstrual cycle, and about a week after the end of menstruation, your body is preparing for ovulation, and it’s normal that you will feel wet during this time.<\/p>\n This article explains why you suddenly have so much discharge every day, reasons for a lot of discharge before period, when you should worry and when an excessive discharge is due to a medical problem.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Every woman has hormones that help regulate their menstrual cycle as well as menstrual periods. These hormones will sometimes rise and fall at the beginning or end of your menstrual cycle. These changes in your hormone levels are responsible for the change in your discharge.<\/p>\n A woman’s vaginal discharge is made up of different kind of cells, with their cervix producing clear watery fluid that moves through your vagina, picking up dead cells and eventually making your vagina clean.<\/p>\n Therefore, vaginal discharge is a good thing and a way your vagina is kept clean, healthy and safe from infections.<\/p>\n It is normal for your discharge to be much more than normal and you don’t have to see a doctor right away.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n If you’ve suddenly noticed a heavy discharge or your discharge is much more for days or weeks, here are the common reasons<\/p>\n After sexual intercourse, there is a possibility that you will get pregnant. If you do, and you notice an excessive vaginal discharge, it’s not something you should worry about.<\/p>\n If you are expecting a baby, having a lot of discharge before your period is an easy way to know you are pregnant.<\/p>\n Most women\u00a0will have a creamy sticky mucus from the vagina within a week or days before their menstruation starts; And this occurs because of your body hormones, especially progesterone.<\/p>\n One or two days before your period will begin, your vagina dries-out, and if you suddenly get a lot more discharge that is clear, watery and excessive, that’s a sign you may be pregnant.<\/p>\n If you already tested and confirmed you’re pregnant, you don’t have to worry about your “increased vaginal discharge”<\/em>. This is a natural way your body protects you from urinary tract infections (UTI), vaginal infections (chlamydia, gonorrhea), and also, protects your baby from infections too.<\/p>\n During pregnancy, an excessive discharge is expected, and due to pregnancy hormones (progesterone and estrogen).<\/p>\n Generally, a lot of girls will suddenly experience a lot more discharge than normal, and they are yet to confirm if they are pregnant or not.<\/p>\n First of all, you should observe if you feel pregnancy symptoms. If your breast hurts now and is slightly bigger than normal, it could be pregnancy. Other symptoms are fatigue, weakness, mood changes, increasing or decreasing appetite, vomiting, and nausea.<\/p>\n These symptoms show you are pregnant; So, take a pregnancy test. This guide explains the best time to test for pregnancy<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/span>Can discharge be excessive and still be normal?<\/span><\/h2>\n
<\/span>Why do I have so much discharge everyday all of a sudden?<\/span><\/h2>\n
<\/span>1. \u00a0During\u00a0pregnancy<\/span><\/h3>\n
<\/span>What steps to take?<\/span><\/h4>\n
<\/span>2. \u00a0During Ovulation<\/span><\/h3>\n