Losses brown in pregnancy: are dangerous?

Many women, when expecting a baby, complain vaginal discharge that can be white, yellowish or dark blood. Often expectant mothers are always frightened and quickly require a medical consultation and hospital. Most often, though, fortunately it is entirely physiological situations that are not attributable to a miscarriage.
Specifically, losses brown in pregnancy usually occur within the first eight weeks of pregnancy, during which happen to be eliminated residue of old blood. The darker color is determined by the fact that its exit has been slow and since the secretions have remained for more time in the vaginal canal, they are made phenomena of oxidation of the blood.
Early pregnancy
If the losses are in the first weeks of pregnancy, they have a dark red, almost brown, do not worry. They are almost always false menstruation caused by a nesting of the fertilized egg in the uterus.
In other cases they occur in conjunction with the date on which she would have had the cycle, had she not been pregnant, because the hormones are still not balanced to prevent bleeding.
She will, however, contact your doctor if the bleeding becomes more abundant rather than stop after a few days, and if it starts to take on a more vivid color, also accompanied by pain.
In the last months of gestation
If, instead, the losses brown in pregnancy occur in the last month, you have to consult your gynecologist and make a visit, because it could signal problems related to fetal growth and its positioning before the birth.

when to worry
Usually losses brown in pregnancy are not worrying, but you should contact your doctor if:

     continue for days
     become abundant
    They are accompanied by nausea, abdominal pain and fatigue
     their color changes, turning into losses red blood live
     if you have a high-risk pregnancy.

In any case, for the nine months to live peacefully, women should consult your gynecologist for any doubt, fear or confusion, especially if it is your first pregnancy.
Better to be cautious and get quiet.