Why is there brown discharge when progesterone is normal?

After pregnancy, the human body will undergo various changes due to the influence of growth hormone. For example, some women will feel a lot of secretions from below, so you must pay attention to cleanliness at this time. Normal secretions should be white or transparent and odorless, but some people will find brown secretions, and then go to the hospital to check the progesterone level immediately, because if the progesterone level is too low, it can easily cause miscarriage or threatened abortion. So when the progesterone level is normal, why do some people still have brown secretions? Let's briefly introduce it below.

In the early stages of pregnancy, the progesterone level is the most important, which can maintain the growth and development of the fetus. Many expectant mothers have fetal arrest or miscarriage due to low progesterone levels. If the progesterone level is normal, you can rest assured in these aspects. Brown secretions are usually bleeding from a while ago, so the color is not red, but dark brown. For example, bleeding will occur during ovulation and when the embryo is implanted. This is because during ovulation, the female hormone level decreases and part of the uterine wall falls off. When the embryo is implanted, the sperm and egg combine to penetrate the uterine wall and cause some wounds. It's just that if the bleeding does not occur at that time, it will occur after a period of time.

In addition, you can also do a B-ultrasound to see if there is any uterine hemorrhage. Some expectant mothers had blood accumulation in the uterine cavity before, which may be absorbed or discharged after pregnancy. As long as it does not get bigger, it will be fine. In addition, there may be cervical cysts, cervical erosion or other uterine problems, which can only be confirmed through examination. If it will affect the fetus, try to avoid cervical dilation examination.

Therefore, even if the progesterone level is normal and brown discharge occurs in the early pregnancy, there are many reasons. For example, bleeding may occur when the embryo implants during ovulation, and then remains in the uterus for a period of time before being discharged. In addition, intrauterine blood or other gynecological problems may also cause bleeding. You must pay attention to check and find out the cause, but it is best to be traditional. You must be cautious when taking medicine in the early stages of pregnancy.