Brown discharge at 13 weeks

If a pregnant woman has brown discharge around three weeks into her pregnancy, she must remain highly vigilant at this time, because this is the early stages of pregnancy. During this period, the fetal development is not particularly stable, and some abnormal conditions may occur, such as biochemical pregnancy, abnormal embryonic development, or ectopic pregnancy, etc. At this time, you need to go to the hospital for examination in time to understand the specific reasons. Pregnant women should understand the precautions in the early stages of pregnancy.

Brown discharge at 3 weeks

The moisture and viscosity of the body's secretions are also different from before, and they are relatively viscous. Vaginal secretions are usually milky white, odorless and non-irritating. They are one of the signs of a healthy reproductive system and are by no means unclean. If the body's metabolism is vigorous, the vaginal epithelial cells and cervical glands secrete vigorously, which will cause an increase in vaginal secretions.

In early pregnancy, brown discharge is very common. If brown discharge occurs in early pregnancy, the following reasons can be prevented: 1. Biochemical pregnancy 2. Abnormal embryonic development 3. Cervical abnormality 4. Endometrial shedding 5. Ectopic pregnancy. Expectant mothers don't need to panic or over-wash their bodies. If you must clean your private parts, you must first develop regular living habits. Pregnant women must have a regular schedule during pregnancy; they need to drink more water. The purpose of drinking more water can not only replenish the water needed by our body, but also force ourselves to go to the toilet more often, thereby increasing exercise and avoiding local temperature rise in the body.

At the same time, eat less spicy and irritating foods. Remember to wash your vulva with warm water every day so that you won’t get some gynecological infections during pregnancy!

What are the changes in leucorrhea during early pregnancy?

A woman's body goes through dramatic changes in the early stages of pregnancy, such as menstruation, leucorrhea, etc. Leucorrhea can not only maintain the normal ecological balance of the vagina, but also keep the vagina moist, which is conducive to the smooth sexual life of women of childbearing age. Women are particularly susceptible to inflammatory infections during pregnancy, which may also be due to unstable hormone levels in the body. This is usually not a big problem, and any abnormality indicates inflammation. Pregnant women have poor resistance.

It can also be brown vaginal discharge caused by threatened miscarriage. This situation should be examined and treated promptly in the hospital. Women with abnormal leucorrhea should keep their vulva clean and dry, avoid scratching, do not eat spicy and irritating foods, change their underwear frequently, wash with warm water, do not mix with other clothes to avoid cross infection, and do not abuse lotions to change the vaginal environment. Keep informed of your physical condition. If the color and state of leucorrhea are abnormal, then there may be some gynecological inflammation and you need to check in the hospital. To prevent the virus from getting close to you, it will affect the healthy development of the fetus.