Brown discharge before labor is a sign of redness, which is a normal phenomenon. The brown discharge is normal because the placenta and the mucous membrane of the uterus separate when the expected date of labor is reached, and there are capillaries rupture and bleeding, which will show the brown discharge. If the amniotic fluid is normal and the fetal heartbeat and fetal movement are within the normal range, you can walk around more in moderation to promote uterine contractions and facilitate normal delivery. If the contractions are too frequent and the fetal heartbeat is not normal, oxygen should be administered in time, and then symptomatic treatment measures should be taken.