Brown discharge after internal examination of pregnant women

Checkups during pregnancy are a very important part. In some cases, some minor symptoms often mean that there have been major changes in the mother's body or the baby's condition, so it is very necessary for us to understand what these symptoms mean and to be fully prepared. Now let me show you what the brown discharge is after the 38-week internal examination.

What is brown discharge after 38 weeks?

This brown discharge is bleeding after internal examination, but it is normal.

If there is bleeding after internal examination, it may be caused by irritation. If the bleeding does not increase again, it can be observed. It is necessary to check whether the fetal condition is normal. If the fetal condition is stable and there is little bleeding, you can stay in bed and observe the fetus. If the abdominal pain worsens, you need to go to the hospital for a physical examination in time to determine whether it is caused by uterine contraction.

It may also be irregular bleeding. Just ensure adequate energy, increase the intake of fish, meat, eggs, and milk, and pay attention to prenatal checkups.

What should expectant parents do at 38 weeks of pregnancy?

1. Prevent prenatal anxiety: As delivery is getting closer, pregnant mothers can communicate more with some new mothers, learn from their experience, share your feelings, exercise more often, and listen to music to relieve stress.

2. Detect fetal movement: By the 38th week of pregnancy, most babies have entered the pelvis, so the frequency and intensity of fetal movement have weakened, but it does not mean that there is no reaction. You can calculate the number of fetal movements by yourself every day. 30-40 fetal movements within 12 hours are normal.

3. Termination of sexual intercourse: The couple needs to terminate their sexual intercourse due to a pregnant woman giving birth nearby. The cervix is ​​very easy to stretch, and sexual intercourse may cause premature birth and may also cause bacterial infection.

4. The expectant father should be fully prepared: The pregnant woman is about to give birth. During this period, it is best for the expectant father not to leave his hometown far away, so that he can rush over immediately in case of delivery.

When the pregnancy reaches the 38th week, it is actually almost time for the mother to give birth. Both the pregnant father and the pregnant mother must be prepared at all times to avoid being too rushed at that time. In addition, although bleeding during internal examination is normal, due to the special timing of the link, it is recommended to pay attention to whether there are other abnormalities to ensure safety.