Thank you for sending across your query to Dr. Monga Medi Clinic. These vaginal pessary sometimes come out as it is or sometimes it comes mixed with discharge so nothing to worry about it. In case the problem persists plz consult your gynaecologist q

Please consult your gynaecologist as you are pregnant. She’ll having your records.

It seems to be vaginal candidiasis. Homeopathic medicine would be the best solution for your problem. It would be safe for you and your child. You need an expert Homeopathic physician asap.

To provide you with the most accurate prescription and ensure your satisfaction, I need to understand your history better. Please book a session so we can discuss this in detail and get you on the right track

Hi.. usually it could be the residue of the tablet. However consult your treating gynecologist for evaluation

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Few tests need to be done.. Accordingly treatment required

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At 32 weeks, your concern is understandable—especially with a past history of Preterm Premature Rupture of Membranes (PPROM). Based on your description, the discharge you noticed is most likely due to the Candid V6 vaginal pessary, not amniotic fluid. These pessaries melt inside the vagina over several hours and commonly leak out as white, watery or creamy discharge later in the day or next morning. When it dries, it often becomes powdery or chalk-like, exactly as you described. This is a very typical effect of vaginal antifungal tablets. In contrast, amniotic fluid leak is usually clear, thin, continuous or recurrent, and does not dry into a powdery residue. The fact that: leakage was temporary, has not continued, and your baby movements are normal, all strongly suggest it is medication-related discharge, not fluid leakage.

Consult with your gynecologist

It's pessary fluid

powdery residue is highly consistent with a dissolving Candid-V6 pessary, which typically takes 15–30 minutes to begin melting but can leave a chalky discharge for 24–48 hours. In contrast, amniotic fluid is usually clear or straw-colored, watery (not powdery when dry), and tends to leak continuously or in noticeable gushes that cannot be controlled. Given your history of PPROM and current 32-week pregnancy, it is important to distinguish between treatment residue and a slow leak, which may also be caused by urinary incontinence or increased vaginal discharge (leukorrhea). You can try a "pad test" by wearing a clean pad and lying down for 30 minutes; if you feel a gush of clear fluid upon standing, it may indicate a leak. Contact your doctor immediately