8 wwks pregnant and a little thick green discharge - HELP!?

[Pinkali37]

I am nearly 8 weeks pregnant and in teh last 2 weeks i have notice about 3 times that i have a little bit of thick green discharge. Sorry for the tmi but a little bit like i have just blown my nose with a thick cold. Not a lot but enough for me to notice it. Does any one know what it is? It doesn't smell and it isn't tinged with any other colour, very definitely green!

HELP....

[catbus]

I have been debating whether or not to post areply, as I didn't want to cause any alarm or distress.
I had this in my last pg, which devastatingly led to a MMC. Although I mentioned it to the doctor when I found out, she did not comment on it, therefore I do not know if it had any bearing on my MMC.
I had it for a while, and still wish I had got myself to a GP; I think it may have been some kind of infection?
Please accept my apologies if this sounds alarming, but I couldn't not say please get checked out; it is probably something mild, but catching stuff early is always good?
Big congrats on being pg though and bestest wishes.

[catbus]

Just want to make it clear, this may have had NO bearing on my last outcome.

[anotherusername]

You've obviously got an infection, get to the GUM clinic and get it treated!
Doesn't sound spregnancy related to me, but infections can cause problems with pregnancy if not treated.
A normal GP isn't a professional in sexual health so I would definately go to the GUM clinic

[gorgeousgirl]

Get seen asap - definitely an infection. Infections can (if left untreated) cause miscarriage. Just see someone tomorrow - I'm sure it'll all be fine

[hippopo]

Hi,

There is no harm getting checked out and I recommend you do asap, but also didn't want you to panic.

I had something similar to this in first trimester for a couple of weeks and so did another poster on here other day. I didn't have an infection and I have not had any since, I am now 22 weeks.

Good luck

[louisesh]

Hi

I m a specialist sister in GUM it sounds like it may be an ifection called bacterial vagonosis.If so , if you attend a clinic they will swab you and can tell you there and then and treat you.[bv is not sexually transmitted]

There are also other infections that can lead to a "green" discharge.If it is BV can easily be treated with antibiotics and it does require treatment in pregnancy.You can self refer to a gum clinic and its all totally anoyomous [you don t need to declare to your gp you ve attended] treatment is free and if its like our clinic you can see a nurse practitioner[as opposed to a dr as we do the same as the drs].Don t know if you normally pay for your prescriptions but all treatment is free at our clinics.Hope this helps.

[geekage]

I would say totally normal, well it was for me! I got checked out and was told nothing wrong just normal for me on each pg.