Brown bleeding during pregnancy

Many mothers will always pay attention to the changes in their bodies when they are pregnant, for fear that if they are not careful, something unexpected will happen to the fetus in their body. In addition, many mothers will do a lot of pregnancy preparation measures before pregnancy, and do prenatal education for the baby after pregnancy, hoping to give birth to a smart and beautiful baby. However, there are always some pregnant women who keep bleeding brown blood during pregnancy. What's going on?

What to do if you have brown blood in early pregnancy

Usually the brown discharge that occurs in early pregnancy is not blood, but brownish vaginal discharge. If the vaginal discharge is brown in the early stages of pregnancy, you should also consider that the mother may suffer from vaginitis, cervical erosion, cervical polyps, endometrial lesions, tumors, etc. It may also be a sign of threatened abortion, which is mainly manifested by pregnancy bleeding and abdominal pain in early pregnancy. Generally, during the threatened abortion stage, vaginal bleeding is less and abdominal pain is mild. If there is no abnormality in the fetal development, the bleeding will stop after pregnancy preservation treatment and the pregnancy can continue.

Solutions for early pregnancy bleeding

If the bleeding occurs just after the pregnancy test and the implantation site of the fetus has not yet been determined, the general obstetrician and gynecologist will arrange an ultrasound to rule out the possibility of ectopic pregnancy. Because today's equipment is quite advanced, an abdominal ultrasound examination can determine whether the embryonic sac has implanted in the uterus six to seven weeks after the last menstrual period. If an ultrasound examination is performed through the vagina, the embryonic sac can be seen a week in advance.

Therefore, if the pregnancy has lasted for more than seven weeks but the embryonic sac is still not seen in the uterus, and there is abnormal bleeding, one should suspect an ectopic pregnancy. Further examination and treatment must be done immediately to avoid rupture of the ectopic pregnancy, which could cause massive internal bleeding and endanger life.

I believe that after reading this article, all pregnant friends will be able to clearly understand what to do if brown blood appears in the early stages of pregnancy. Pregnant women need to take bleeding in early pregnancy seriously and should go to the hospital as soon as possible to avoid delaying the condition, which may threaten the life of the fetus over time.