Brown discharge during early pregnancy

Pregnant women in the early stages of pregnancy should pay close attention to changes in secretions from their lower body, so that they can effectively infer whether the body is showing signs of threatened miscarriage. Because the more timely the threatened miscarriage is discovered, the higher the success rate of preserving the fetus will be. When a pregnant woman has a threatened miscarriage, she will have red discharge from her lower body. But if a pregnant woman finds that she has brown discharge from her lower body in the early stages of pregnancy, is it related to a threatened miscarriage?

1. Stimulate menstruation. Some female friends found out that they were pregnant, but they also had brown discharge and thought it was menstruation. In fact, this is stimulated menstruation. It is harmless to the health of pregnant women and fetuses and usually occurs within three months of pregnancy.

2. Biochemical pregnancy. Biochemical pregnancy is called subclinical miscarriage or hidden miscarriage, which is mainly caused by the failure of the fertilized egg to implant. The characteristic of biochemical pregnancy is that the HCG value is relatively high, and the urine test with early pregnancy test paper will also be positive, but the gestational sac cannot be detected by B-ultrasound. At the same time, brown secretions will appear, and normal menstruation will come afterwards.

3. Cervical disease. The appearance of brown discharge in early pregnancy is also related to cervical disease. For example, if brown discharge appears after sexual intercourse, it is basically related to cervical erosion. In addition to cervical erosion, cervical polyps can also cause brown discharge.

4. Ectopic pregnancy. If the fertilized egg does not implant in the uterine cavity but pregnancy occurs, after excluding biochemical pregnancy, it will be diagnosed as an ectopic pregnancy. An ectopic pregnancy is characterized by brown discharge and abdominal pain that continues to get worse. Ectopic pregnancy needs to be treated promptly, otherwise it will cause great harm.

It is generally not a big deal to have brown discharge after pregnancy. It is a physiological reaction during pregnancy. If any abnormal situation occurs, you must pay enough attention to it. It is best to go to a regular hospital for diagnosis in time. After finding the cause, take effective measures to treat it, so as to avoid causing more serious harm to women's health.