Is it normal to have brown discharge during pregnancy?

In the third month of pregnancy, there is brown secretion, which is an abnormal symptom. During pregnancy, there may be a lot of secretions, but the secretion should be milky white or colorless and transparent, and should not be dark brown. In this case, threatened abortion should be considered first. This kind of situation needs to be carefully observed to see if there is abdominal pain or a feeling of abdominal falling. If these symptoms occur, you should go to the hospital for examination and treatment of pregnancy immediately. If there are no such symptoms, but only brown discharge, you need to stay in bed and rest, don't be too anxious, and then pay attention to observe whether the amount of discharge decreases. If you are overtired or exercise too much, or have sex during this period, this kind of symptom may occur. It will improve after rest and does not require special treatment.

If you have brown discharge in the third month of pregnancy and you have not had sex before the brown discharge and have not taken other blood-activating and blood-stasis-removing drugs, you should often consider that it is because the placenta is relatively low, or it is due to excessive fatigue, staying up late, which is a symptom of threatened abortion. If you have had sex before the appearance of brown discharge, the brown discharge that appears now cannot be ruled out as irregular bleeding caused by cervical problems. The most common causes are cervical erosion and cervical cysts.

Brown discharge during pregnancy is abnormal and should be considered as a possible sign of miscarriage or ectopic pregnancy. It is recommended to go to the hospital outpatient clinic immediately for medical treatment and do a pelvic ultrasound examination to determine whether it is an intrauterine pregnancy or an ectopic pregnancy. If it is confirmed that it is an intrauterine pregnancy and the test tube embryo is alive, tocolysis treatment is recommended and dynamic observation is carried out; if the test tube embryo shows intrauterine pregnancy, no fetal heartbeat is detected, and the pregnancy has been more than 50 days, considering that the test tube embryo has stopped growing, medical abortion is recommended; if it is considered to be an ectopic pregnancy, hospitalization is recommended. The actual treatment plan is based on comprehensive considerations such as symptoms, clinical symptoms, blood hCG gonadotropin level, size of pelvic mass and personal preferences.

It is not easy to discharge dark brown secretions during a normal pregnancy. If this happens, the first thing to consider is the possibility of miscarriage. In the early stages of pregnancy, if the body's progesterone level is too low or if you are tired or exhausted, such clinical symptoms will appear. It is best to go to the hospital for a blood test to check the HCG concentration in the blood. In addition, if the menstruation has not stopped for more than 45 days, it is best to have an ultrasound. In addition to patients with miscarriage, patients with ectopic pregnancy will also have such clinical symptoms. B-ultrasound can directly see whether the test tube embryo has implanted in the uterus. If a fetus can be seen in the uterus, it can be basically ruled out that it is an ectopic pregnancy.