Brown blood in one month of pregnancy

Women will feel a little nervous after becoming pregnant, especially when there are obvious changes in their physical condition. During pregnancy, if a woman feels any discomfort in her body, she should pay attention to it in time and never ignore it. Some women will have a small amount of brown blood in their vagina when they are one month pregnant. In this case, don't panic, but check the specific cause. So, what does it mean to have a small amount of brown blood one month into the pregnancy?

Generally, there are several reasons for brown discharge during pregnancy:

First, a small amount of bleeding occurs before menstruation. This is due to insufficient luteal function or premature degeneration, which results in insufficient progesterone and cannot maintain the stability of the endometrium during the secretory phase. If this occurs continuously, it should be taken seriously. Under the guidance of a doctor, small doses of hormones can be used for adjustment, or supplementation can be used to improve luteal function.

Second, brown discharge before menstruation is caused by the shedding of a small amount of endometrium, while brown discharge during menstruation is caused by blood remaining in the reproductive tract for too long. If there are no symptoms such as abdominal pain, yellow leucorrhea, odor or vulvar itching, you can continue to observe without worrying too much.

Third, you can use warm water to clean the vulva at ordinary times to keep the area dry and clean to prevent infection.

Fourth, experts say that when brown discharge appears before menstruation, the first thing to consider is whether it is caused by cold or gynecological inflammation. Try taking Motherwort Paste or Wu Ji Bai Feng Pills orally first, keep warm, and wait a few days to see how it goes. If this situation persists, go to the hospital for examination.

If pregnant friends who have just become pregnant find that they have brown discharge, first of all, don’t be too nervous. Compare the symptoms of your discharge with the above reasons. Of course, if you feel worried or the situation is serious, you should go to the local obstetrics and gynecology hospital for further examination, find out the cause, and treat the symptoms.