A woman in her first trimester of pregnancy has noted an increase in a thick, whitish vaginal discharge even though she showers daily. the woman shares this information with the clinic nurse who provides some client education on the topic of leukorrhea. which interventions should be addressed in this discussion? select all that apply.

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Jaydin Hudson

Biology

23 June, 06:28

A woman in her first trimester of pregnancy has noted an increase in a thick, whitish vaginal discharge even though she showers daily. the woman shares this information with the clinic nurse who provides some client education on the topic of leukorrhea. which interventions should be addressed in this discussion? select all that apply.

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leukorrhea is a normal occurrence during pregnancy. This discharge is to be expected. Unless the discharge is discolored or smelly there would be no need to discuss any intervention. It's best not to use tampons while pregnant in order to reduce bacteria.