In the early stages of pregnancy, it is normal to have white discharge. Since pregnancy, there is a significant increase in estrogen and progesterone, especially estrogen, which can cause a significant increase in cervical and vaginal discharge, but milky white, without odor or uncomfortable feeling, this is normal. If there is a significant increase in the amount of leukorrhea, if it is yellowish in color, or if it is accompanied by itching of the vulva, you may have vaginitis. Vaginitis in the early stages of pregnancy can have an effect on the pregnancy, sometimes causing a preterm miscarriage or stopping the development of the embryo. It is important to go to the hospital as soon as possible to have the leucorrhoea tested and treated according to the results. Because there are many different types of vaginitis, the treatment and medication for each type of vaginitis are different, so the test results must be used for a complete cure.