What it means
A color change from increased blood flow to the pelvic organs, usually seen around 6 to 8 weeks of pregnancy. It is named after James Chadwick, an American gynecologist. It is a probable sign of pregnancy, not a positive one.
At a glance
| Also written | Chadwick's sign, Chadwicks sign |
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Related terms
Goodell sign
Softening of the cervix felt in early pregnancy.