changes in colour of vaginal discharge in early pregnancy...

[mum2sam]

should i be worried? Its not white like normal its almost very, very light brown. Im only 8wks at the moment.

I don't know but i hope someone helps you soon.xx bump.

Mine changed from white / transparent to almost a deep yellow. Keep an eye on it and if it starts to smell get it looked at (sorry for the tmi moment there)!

I had that with two pregnancies and was told it could be an implantation bleed(when the embryo attaches to the uterus wall). Am sure it will be fine

thankyou its not very much and not all the time sometimes though it looks like a tinge of pink but nothing much just a speckle. I think im just very paranoid because this pregnancy is completely differnet to my first.

I have had a very light brownish discharge almost constantly since about 6 wks and I'm now 13 wks. I mentioned it to my GP early on but she seemed to think it was normal if there was no itching or cramps. I've also had an ultrasound 2 weeks ago that was completely normal. I was so relieved I forgot to mention the discharge to my Doctor. I'm hoping its ok but I do worry sometimes. Anyone else experienced this?

Could be old blood mixing with the normal mucus. ie stuff from the implantation slowing making its way out. Mw told me that brown is ok, pink is ok if it is just a little bit occasionally, and red is not ok!

Thank god someone else is talking about this - I had a scare this weekend with GREEN! yikes. Anyone else had this. Should I worry? I'm 16 weeks and have a bad cold.

I think brown should be ok, some people get this just tell the doc if it gets worse. I had a friend who had this around the time her period would have come which is 8 weeks ish.

halfbump I thought I was the only one
I've had bright green since I got bfp, am now 6+4
I had it all the way through pg with DS and they did 3 smear tests to see if I had an infection but it was fine.
Weird!

Thanks for the reassurance basilbrush. I thought mumsnet would be the place to get sensible reactions, I tried NHS direct but I think their default setting is to freak you out and send you to the hospital or doctor just to cover themselves.