Brown discharge 6 days before period is pregnancy

We all know that everyone's menstruation comes about once a month, and the menstrual blood is bright red without any spots. Some people may find that they begin to have brown blood about 6 days before their period, and the amount is relatively small, which makes them very worried. In fact, this situation may be caused by a variety of factors, which may be organic or mental. This situation may also occur if one is overly nervous or stressed.

If brown vaginal discharge occurs seven days before menstruation, it may be caused by luteal insufficiency. Blood should be drawn to test hormone levels, and oral intake of medication should be taken based on the hormone levels. If necessary, color Doppler ultrasound can be used to examine the condition of the uterus and rule out organic lesions.

If there is brown discharge at this time, it may be cervical erosion . It may be caused by inflammation such as polyps, or it may be caused by early menstruation. If there is brown vaginal discharge 6 days before menstruation, it may be caused by gynecological inflammation or endocrine problems. It is recommended to go to the hospital for B-fertilization. Ultrasound and testing of female hormones, and then menstruation regulation is given according to the examination results.

You can observe and see if the bleeding gradually increases and is similar to normal menstruation, which means that menstruation has come early. If it is only a small amount of brown discharge, you can go to the hospital to check your cervix later. Check the condition of the uterus to see if there is any inflammation.

If there is a small amount of bleeding during menstruation, it may be due to insufficient luteal function in the body, resulting in a shortened luteal phase and causing bleeding. If you have bleeding problems regularly, consider that it is caused by certain diseases. For safety reasons, you can go to a regular hospital to check the situation, and then use targeted medication in a timely manner. Pay attention to maintaining vulvar hygiene during bleeding, and do not have sex if there is bleeding.

It may be ovulation bleeding. If the amount of bleeding is small, there is no need for examination or treatment, but you need to pay attention to hygiene and cleanliness to avoid infection, and you need to abstain from sex during this period.

Pay attention to your diet and don’t eat too many spicy, irritating or cold foods. Pay more attention to exercise. Don’t take cold showers or wash your hair during your menstrual period. You can also buy some motherwort granules.