Many women do not pay much attention to their cervical mucus when, in fact, there are changes in the cervical mucus all the time that can reveal a lot about what is going on in the woman’s reproductive tract. Cervical mucus changes throughout the normal menstrual cycle and even changes after implantation of the zygote, indicating one of the first changes to happen to a woman after she becomes pregnant.
Every woman experiences abnormal discharge at one point or another in her lifetime. Most of the time, the discharge is caused either by yeast infection or bacterial vaginosis or by more serious conditions such as sexually transmitted diseases. The first thing to do if you have abnormal vaginal discharge is trying to identify the cause by taking note of the pathology of the fluid, as well as other physical symptoms you are experiencing alongside it. The guide below teaches you everything you need to know about abnormal discharge. [click to continue…]
Having a light period might mean two things: your bleeding is very weak or your period lasts only one or two days. These conditions are not normal and they might be caused by many factors, including pregnancy.
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It is certainly one of the signs, especially if it comes out in amounts greater than before.
However, the only way to be truly sure is through a pregnancy test.