After pregnancy, there is still a considerable amount of data that needs to be tested during each prenatal check-up. For example, in the early stages, it is necessary to test the values of hCG and progesterone, as these values may be related to whether the fetal condition is normal, so it is very necessary. But many people may find that HCG is normal, but their bodies may have some abnormal conditions. So why is there brown secretion when HCG is normal at 40 days of pregnancy?
If the HCG test at 40 days of pregnancy shows normal results, it indicates that the development of the embryo is actually relatively stable and there are no abnormal conditions. However, if brown matter appears, it is highly likely to be a threatened miscarriage. At this time, timely fetal protection treatment should be taken, bed rest should be taken as much as possible, and vigorous exercise and heavy labor should be avoided.
Because the secreted brown substance is likely a sign of vaginal bleeding, if there is no accompanying abdominal pain, it can be observed for two to three days on its own. If the brown secretion disappears after that and there are no other abnormal conditions in the body, there is actually no need to worry too much. But if there is brown discharge and obvious abdominal pain, it may be more serious and should be treated promptly at the hospital.
In addition, if there is brown discharge during pregnancy at this time, it may indicate that the embryo is unstable, so it is important to avoid fatigue, especially vigorous exercise, which should never be done.
