Brown discharge at 32 weeks, no pain

At 32 weeks of pregnancy, brown discharge appears, but there is no pain. This situation is not a sign of childbirth. It may be premature ejaculation or inflammation. It may also be caused by too intense posture during sexual intercourse, resulting in rupture and bleeding of the vaginal mucosal veins. Let’s actually discuss what is causing the brown discharge at 32 weeks without any pain?

At this time, you need to pay attention to differentiation and examination. If the placenta is slightly low or there is marginal placenta previa, it is easy to cause painless vaginal bleeding. This situation needs to be confirmed by B-ultrasound examination. If there is a confirmed abnormality of the fetus, you must pay attention to bed rest, and you cannot stand for a long time or overwork. You cannot have sex during this period, otherwise there will be risks and repeated bleeding. If the bleeding is too much, it will easily cause hemorrhagic shock, which will affect the growth and development of the fetus.

Brown discharge at 32 weeks of pregnancy is considered bleeding. If you experience bleeding in the late stages of pregnancy, you need to be careful about whether the bleeding is caused by a low placenta or placenta previa. Generally, there is no pain during bleeding. Low placenta position and placenta previa are also the most critical reasons for bleeding in late pregnancy. If this happens, you need to go to the hospital for B-ultrasound examination to observe the fetal growth indicators and the location of the embryo. At the same time, stay in bed, avoid walking, observe your own symptoms, and prohibit sexual intercourse. If bleeding persists, you need to be hospitalized.

If there is little spotting during pregnancy, the biggest risk to the fetus is that the membranes must not rupture, otherwise the risk of infection is high. For pregnant women, there is a high chance of infection and adhesion of the embryo to the endometrium at the site of bleeding. To pay attention to the baby's fetal movement, it is recommended to go to the hospital outpatient clinic as soon as possible.