Is brown discharge serious at 8 weeks pregnant?

It may be normal for women to have brown discharge when they are eight weeks pregnant. For example, when the body is affected by estrogen, it will discharge this brown discharge. In fact, the discharge contains a small amount of blood. Of course, sometimes vaginitis may be caused by bacterial infection. At this time, it is best to go to the hospital for a check-up, such as an ultrasound to observe whether the fetus is normal, and you can also do a vaginal secretion culture test to see if you have been infected with bacteria and have vaginitis.

Of course, mothers don’t need to worry. As long as the baby is developing well, there is nothing wrong. There are many cases of miscarriage when women are pregnant around 9 weeks. As long as the fetus is well protected, there will be nothing wrong. If necessary, you can also go to the hospital to check progesterone. You can eat some soy products and get enough rest on a daily basis.

Of course, in some cases, brown discharge at 8 weeks of pregnancy may be a symptom of threatened miscarriage, which must be taken seriously. At this time, you should pay attention to observation. If there is only secretion but no abdominal pain, then just rest in bed. Do not be too active, such as not doing housework such as mopping the floor or washing clothes at home.

Do not have sexual intercourse after brown discharge appears in the eighth week of pregnancy, and try to keep your emotions stable every day, and avoid being in an atmosphere of tension or fear. Nutrition must also be maintained. When going out, walk as slowly as possible. Don't be afraid of high stairs, and don't do any heavy lifting. If the amount of brown secretion is relatively small, it is better to rest for a while. If necessary, you can also get a pregnancy-preserving injection. Of course, this injection must be given after examination and with the doctor's consent.