As long as the milky white discharge does not have an odour, it’s most likely a sign of typical vaginal health. However, if the colour of the discharge develops a white-gray shade and a strong fishy odour, the discharge may be a sign of an infection. Common symptoms of bacterial vaginosis include milky white and gray discharge with a strong, bad odour.

Hmmm it is well ooo because me I gave birth the same time through c s and am now pregnant again. I ' m trying not to think too much about it may God see me through

Many doctors advise all women to wait 18 to 24 months after they've given birth before trying to conceive again, but this is especially true for those who've delivered by c-section. This time-out gives your body a chance to heal and recover from surgery

It's OK depending on wn ur body is ready. Some people start from 6weeks

Black period blood and vaginal discharge may look frightening, but it isn’t a cause of concern at all times. You may notice black coloured vaginal discharge throughout your menstrual cycle, particularly at the beginning of your periods. Black period blood is blood that takes more time to leave your uterus and gets oxidized in the process. This may make this blood darker in colour. Hence, it appears as a dark brown or black period blood. This blood often has as a resemblance to coffee grounds. However, in some cases, you should see your doctor for black coloured vaginal discharge. So if you're sure, please see your doctor as soon as possible.

Relax your mind ,take your Bp drugs, if you have something disturbing you, leave it for now,go see doctor

Are you exclusively breastfeeding your baby?

How old is your pregnancy Cynthia? Umbilical hernias are most common in women than men. Pregnancy may cause herniation or render a preexisting one apparent, because of progressively raised intra-abdominal pressure

It's possible if you're on exclusive breastfeeding

She used clomid

Are you breastfeeding your baby exclusively? It is most likely to be as a result of exclusive breastfeeding

You need to eat early enough while you use drugs that might have been recommended by your doctor. Are you using any drugs at the moment

@Alademehin19487, you welcome. Happy healthy eating to your baby

@areslite, we are in same shoes woo am worried abt my tommy

Women sometimes don't ovulate every month for a number of reasons. If your cycles are usually over 35 days, you may not be ovulating consistently or not at all. The majority of women who do not ovulate and are not pregnant, may have Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS). PCOS is a condition that you are born with and can cause a woman not to ovulate (release an egg) on a regular and consistent basis. These women may also have adult acne or an increase in hair growth above the lip or below the chin. On ultrasound, the ovaries may be seen to have many small cysts inside them that remain at a small size. Other conditions that can cause you not to ovulate include low thyroid function (hypothyroidism), high prolactin production (hyperprolactinemia), and during the time prior to the menopause (perimenopause). If you feel that you are not ovulating consistently, you should see your health care provider.