Brown discharge does not mean that it is the early stages of pregnancy. When you have just had your period, the endometrium sheds slowly, and a small amount of brown discharge may appear when it enters the vagina, and the next day, as the shedding of the endometrium accelerates, the color will slowly return to normal. At the same time, brown discharge may also be caused by abnormal bleeding in some cases, when the endometrium is abnormal and the echogenicity of the endometrium is not uniform, brown discharge may also occur. When in the ovulation period, due to ovulation bleeding is relatively small, endometrial shedding will also be less, all may cause the occurrence of brown discharge. When brown discharge occurs, it is recommended to go to the hospital for a test to rule out the possibility of conception, as long as the test is done about twelve days after intercourse. If you are sure that you are not pregnant, and it is just the right time for you to have your period again, you can observe the amount on the second and third day, and if it is still less, you can take oral motherwort granules to regulate it.