The problem of pregnant women is often considered embarrassing

Naturally, if pregnant women have many questions, especially when getting closer to the day of delivery. But unfortunately, there are many questions that pregnant women often ask questions. Why? Because there are some problems of pregnant women who may be too "embarrassing" to ask the doctor, even though this is actually a normal problem that occurs in many pregnant women.
What are the questions? We try to answer it here.
The problem of pregnant women is often considered embarrassing

1. Why do I release a lot of fluid from the vagina?
Fluid discharge from the vagina can be caused by a rupture of the membranes. But in conditions other than that, doctors can also say that discharge from the vagina during pregnancy is normal. This is because pregnant women experience significant hormonal changes, plus increased blood flow to the pelvis.
The condition that needs to be worried is if the discharge is accompanied by pain, itching, or pain. Beware also if it smells bad or is very runny. This may indicate an infection in the female area.

2. Why do I often smell bad, and have difficulty defecating?
The problem of this one pregnant woman is normal, as the digestive system decreases in efficiency during your pregnancy. And again, hormonal changes are at the root of the problem.
About 85 percent of pregnant women experience discomfort in the form of morning sickness or nausea and vomiting, and bloating in early pregnancy. If left untreated, conditions that gradually become reflux of stomach acid can later become digestive disorders, causing you to have difficulty defecating (constipation) and farting smells foul.
To relieve constipation, make sure you drink plenty of water, eat fiber-rich foods, vegetables and fruits. Pregnant women can also use stool softeners according to the doctor's advice if necessary.

3. Am I too fat?
The problem of the next pregnant woman is being overweight. For some pregnant women, this question may be sensitive so it is reluctant to ask the doctor. In fact, this topic is important to discuss because weight is an important aspect for maternal and fetal health. Therefore, do not be shy to consult with your doctor about how much weight you should achieve during pregnancy, and how to deal with it if your weight is still lacking or even more.

4. What if the husband is afraid of having sex during my pregnancy?
Having sex is a real fear for the husband when his wife is pregnant. Maybe the husbands think that having sex can hurt the baby. Consult your obstetrician about when to have sex and whether your womb has certain risks so it is necessary to fast sex.
If the doctor declares it safe to have sex, try to convince your husband many times that sex will not hurt you and your baby.

5. Will childbirth damage the vagina?
Of course not. Don't worry about the size of your vagina because of the vagina

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