If a woman becomes pregnant after ovulation, the leukorrhea signs manifest as a marked increase in yogurt-like curd. Usually the leukorrhea becomes white, has no other abnormal color, and does not have an odor, but it will feel like there is a noticeable discharge, which is intermittently discharged from the vaginal opening, and after it is left on the panties you will see the milky white discharge gather. Because after pregnancy, the ovaries will continue to secrete estrogen and progesterone, so under the combined stimulation of high levels of estrogen and progesterone, it will lead to an increase in vaginal discharge, and there will be no egg-white, pulpy leukorrhea. Because it is not a single estrogen stimulation, but can not be based on the specific performance of the leukorrhea to determine whether the woman is pregnant, should be confirmed through the blood HCG to confirm the diagnosis, at the same time, the vast majority of women in the post-pregnancy period, the phenomenon of breast swelling and pain.