What are the dangers of brown discharge during pregnancy?

A baby is the fruit of the love of his parents and the continuation of their lives. Pregnancy is a very wonderful thing. It is said that pregnant women are the most beautiful, but expectant mothers also undergo various physical and physiological changes, and various unexpected situations may occur. Let’s talk about one of the unexpected situations that occur during pregnancy: brown secretions appear about one month after pregnancy. Will this situation cause any harm to expectant mothers?

The fetus has just been formed when the pregnancy is one month old. At this time, the genes have already determined the fetus's gender, skin color, height, appearance and other characteristics. During this period, the fetus gradually builds up its nervous system, blood system and circulatory system. The fetus weighs about 1 gram and is about 0.4 to 0.7 centimeters long. It can be seen that the hands and feet have formed protrusions, but the head and torso cannot be clearly distinguished.

In the early stages of pregnancy, pregnant women may experience indigestion, breast tenderness, anemia, back pain, etc. If brown discharge occurs during pregnancy, you should go to the hospital for examination as soon as possible. If there is a problem with the fetus, you should supplement progesterone as soon as possible to protect the fetus. Brown discharge after pregnancy is often related to threatened abortion, ectopic pregnancy and cervical disease. Find out the cause, get more rest, and do pregnancy preservation treatment if necessary. Sexual intercourse is prohibited during the three months before and after pregnancy to avoid miscarriage or premature birth.

During pregnancy, different stages have different characteristics, and nutrition and diet in early pregnancy are also very important. Not only should we take in high-quality protein, but we should also increase our calorie intake appropriately. At the same time, ensure a balanced intake of folic acid, vitamins and inorganic salts such as calcium, iron, zinc, iodine, etc.

The early pregnancy is the most critical period for the development of fetal organs. In the early pregnancy, you should be careful not to catch a cold. If you feel unwell, you should rest, not have sexual activity, not lift heavy objects, not smoke or drink, try not to contact small animals, keep a good mood, and avoid negative effects on the child due to great psychological pressure. You can take appropriate walks in the morning and evening, but avoid strenuous exercise. If you find abdominal pain or foreign objects that cause bleeding, go to the hospital for examination and protect the fetus in time.