Does vaginal odor change in early pregnancy?
Wednesday, March 10th, 2010 at
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Yes, in early pregnancy and throughout. You’ll also notice changes in the discharge throughout the pregnancy.
Generally no. A different odor than what is normal for you could mean some type of infection. Your hormones are changing when you are regnant and can cause a discharge but if a discharge is paired with a fishy or vinegary odor then you might have a yeast infection or bacterial vaginosis. See your doctor for a exam.
not really you should ask your doctor or check on your period
mine didint change (at least not to my knowledge) in early pregnancy, but it did some towards the end of my 2nd trimester, and deffietly changed about half way through my 3rd trimester.
EVERYTHING can change during pregnancy! A woman’s body goes haywire during the 9 months she carries.
If you are uncomfortable with it, make an appointment with your doctor. He/She can suggest some things that might help.
While your at it, get yourself the book “What to Expect When You’re Expecting” if you don’t have it. It will answer all of your questions with month by month chapter divisions. It tells you what to expect with your body, how the baby is developing, and Q&A sections about common issues.
Congrats and Good Luck!
not really unless you have an infection-good luck
Yes it can and throughout your pregnancy. It will say that in ”what to expect when you are expecting” Just check with your doctor to be sure you dont have an infection.
slight change is normal–too strong consult ur dr. The only thing that does happen alot is discharge which is completely normal.
yes its the hormones