Abdominal pain with brown discharge may be caused by the aura of menstruation, ovulation bleeding or abnormal pregnancy, gynecological diseases and so on.
1. Menstrual aura. Women near the menstrual period when the symptoms of abdominal pain with brown discharge, may be and prostaglandin increase stimulate uterine contraction, as well as a small amount of endometrial shedding caused by the normal phenomenon, do not need to be treated.
2. Ovulation bleeding. If you don’t have a period, the appearance of abdominal pain and brown discharge phenomenon is likely to be the performance of ovulation bleeding. Generally appear in the middle of two menstruation, due to the hormone level drop after ovulation part of the endometrium shedding and caused by the brown discharge and abdominal pain symptoms, most of the last 2~3 days by themselves, and do not need treatment.
3. Abnormal pregnancy. Abdominal pain with brown discharge should also be alert to pregnancy after the occurrence of preeclampsia, ectopic pregnancy, may also appear abdominal pain and brown discharge, combined with ultrasound and blood HCG (human chorionic gonadotropin) examination for a clear diagnosis.
If it is a pre-eclampsia, if necessary, actively preserving the fetus treatment, commonly used drugs are progesterone, dydrogesterone, etc.; in addition to the abdominal pain and brown discharge in early pregnancy should also be examined whether it is caused by ectopic pregnancy, once the diagnosis is confirmed, you can choose the medication prescribed by the doctor such as methotrexate and other conservative treatments, and if necessary, the use of surgical treatment.
4. Gynecological diseases. Abdominal pain with brown discharge may also be endometritis, pelvic inflammatory disease, cervical cancer and other diseases caused by abnormal symptoms, need to improve the gynecological examination and actively treat the primary disease.
Abdominal pain with brown discharge may also have other reasons, it is recommended to consult a doctor in a timely manner, follow the doctor’s instructions for treatment.