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What's the difference between OB and GYN?

What's the difference between OB and GYN?

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Asked by Santepro, Last updated: Nov 09, 2024

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Answered Nov 27, 2018

Correct answer option B - production of estrogen.

Increase in the production of estrogen is seen in pregnancy and this leads to an increase in vaginal secretion known as leukorrhea.

In pregnancy, the increase in estrogen cause hyperplasia of mucosa glands this cause the increase in vaginal secretions.

Metabolic rate increases in pregnancy but it is not the cause of the increase in vagina secretion, the function of bathorlin gland is to secrete vaginal fluid that lubricates the vagina but it is not the cause of leukorrhea in pregnancy. Option D - supply of sodium chloride to the cells of the vagina is wrong.

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Answered Mar 01, 2018

Production of estrogen

The increase of estrogen during pregnancy causes hyperplasia of the vaginal mucosa. which leads to increased production of mucus by the endocervical glands. The mucus contains exfoliated epithelial cells.
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