Does cervical erosion during pregnancy cause brown discharge? There are two things to note about cervical erosion during pregnancy.

Everyone should know that under normal circumstances, women's secretions are colorless, odorless, transparent and elastic liquids, but due to many factors, women's secretions may show abnormal changes, such as the amount of secretions, color or smell, etc. In clinical medicine, there are many women who go to the gynecology department for treatment due to abnormal secretions, and the actual situation is different for each person. However, if abnormal leucorrhea occurs during pregnancy, it must be taken seriously. So, what should patients with leucorrhea do if they find brown secretions discharged from the vagina during pregnancy? Today, we will focus on these aspects.

In fact, many female friends may have brown discharge or brown secretions. If a female friend has such symptoms during pregnancy, it should be treated with caution. The reasons for this phenomenon are as follows:

First, if a female friend has a history of cervical erosion, there are abnormal changes in the cervical tissue. If the symptoms occur during pregnancy, brown discharge may occur. In this case, all symptoms should be considered for diagnosis, including whether there is abdominal pain or bleeding, how much discharge there is, etc. Of course, it is best to go to the hospital for a physical examination to eliminate the cause;

Second, in general, if brown discharge appears in early pregnancy, it is mostly considered as threatened abortion. This is related to the body's hormone metabolism disorder, low progesterone level or inflammation, abnormal growth of the fetal sac itself, etc. The exact cause needs to be checked in a regular hospital to understand, such as blood test for female hormones, B-ultrasound to see the condition of the intrauterine gestational sac, etc.

In general, this is what we are talking about today. Therefore, if a patient with cervical erosion has brown discharge during pregnancy, it should not be ignored. Although it is not necessarily caused by erosion, it is not necessarily a sign of threatened miscarriage. If you are planning to have this baby, you must go to a regular hospital as soon as possible and follow the doctor's instructions. You can't ignore it, so as not to regret it.