Brown discharge at 6 weeks of pregnancy

If a pregnant woman finds brown vaginal discharge and abdominal pain in her 6th week of pregnancy, it may be a symptom of threatened miscarriage. It is best for her to go to the hospital for an ultrasound to check the condition of the gestational sac and check the progesterone level if necessary. If it is lower, pregnancy treatment should be carried out.

1. Common problems with brown discharge at 6 weeks of pregnancy:

1. Rest in bed

If you have brown discharge at 6 weeks of pregnancy, it means that the fetus is not stable yet. Pregnant women must pay attention to rest, prevent fatigue, and do not do excessive exercise.

2. Keep the vulva clean

Pregnant women have brown secretions. They should clean their private parts with warm water every day to maintain a clean environment in the vagina to prevent reverse infection. Change your underwear frequently and dry it in the sun after washing; keep towels and sinks separate and do not share resources with others.

3. Have a cheerful attitude

If the pregnant woman is nervous and anxious, it will aggravate the condition. Therefore, pregnant women must maintain a cheerful and positive attitude during the period of pregnancy, which is beneficial to the health of the fetus and the recovery of the body.

2. What is the reason for brown discharge in early pregnancy?

When a pregnant woman has brown discharge, she should pay more attention to rest and lie down more often. If it persists, she needs to go to the hospital for outpatient treatment. Generally, when you go to the hospital, your corpus luteum copper will be checked. If the corpus luteum copper is too little, it needs to be supplemented by injection or medication.

1. If everything is normal, pay more attention to rest

Experts suggest that when there is brown discharge in early pregnancy, it will get better after a while, and special attention should be paid to not overwork and to rest more. There is nothing wrong with lighter brown discharge, but if it is darker, it is best to go to the hospital for a check-up.

2. Take a blood HCG test to confirm pregnancy

If you are indeed pregnant and have vaginal bleeding in the early stages of pregnancy, you need to go to the hospital for a vaginal B-ultrasound examination to confirm whether it is an intrauterine pregnancy. If it is an intrauterine pregnancy, you also need to check blood HCG and progesterone levels to confirm the status of female hormones and fetal development. If it is an ectopic pregnancy, it is best to use electronic laparoscopy to maximize the preservation of human organs and function consistency. You need to go to the hospital for examination to confirm the diagnosis and take medication.

3. Cervical erosion

Generally speaking, if there is dark brown substance in female secretions, it may be cervical erosion, irregular small amount of uterine wall shedding, etc. It is still difficult to determine whether it is a threatened abortion. It is recommended that you go to the maternal and child health care hospital for regular pregnancy check-ups to ensure that the fetus is normal.

4. Incomplete embryo growth and development

If brown discharge appears intermittently, you should temporarily avoid sexual intercourse, otherwise there will be a risk of miscarriage. In the early stages of pregnancy, the sperm-egg combination (test tube embryo) fails to implant in the uterus and is in the early stages of development. The embryo has not fully developed and the connection between the embryo and the endometrium is still firm. If you have sex at this time, the uterus will be vibrated, which can easily cause the embryo to fall out and lead to miscarriage.