I had my period and it was brown, but it stopped.

I had my period and it was brown, but it stopped.

If your period doesn’t come with a little brown discharge, you should consider the possibility of pregnancy, or if your period has just come, you should also check for cervical problems.

1. Pregnancy: For women of childbearing age, if there is a little brown discharge during menstruation, it can rule out pregnancy. Clinically, many women are pregnant but they don’t know it, so HCG is checked.

After pregnancy, threatened miscarriage may occur, and even the embryo may stop developing, leading to ectopic pregnancy. These situations will manifest as a small amount of bleeding and need to be treated according to the specific cause.

2. Menstruation has just come: If menstruation has just come, it is recommended to observe for 2-3 days. Menstruation usually occurs on the second or third day. It is also necessary to observe whether there is bleeding during ovulation, because ovulation can also manifest as a small amount of bleeding, or even only brown secretions.

3. Cervical problems: It is necessary to check whether the brown secretions are menstruation. It may be a cervical problem. Observe whether there are polyps, lesions, etc. in the cervix. Specific cervical cancer screening is needed, and then further analyze the cause and treat it.