Pink discharge after the fertile period can indicate pregnancy because it is one of the symptoms of nesting, that is, when the embryo sits on the uterine walls and can develop until it is ready to be born.
Immediately after nesting, cells called trophoblasts begin to produce the Beta HCG hormone that falls into the bloodstream.Therefore, to confirm pregnancy, it is not enough to rely on pink secretion and a Beta HCG blood test should be performed approximately 20 days after the day of intercourse, because after this period, the amount of this hormone is more easily detected in the blood.
The following table shows the amount of this hormone in your blood during the first few weeks of pregnancy:
7,650 to 229,000 mlU/ml
Nesting secretion can be similar to egg white, aqueous or milky, with a pink color, which can come out in small amounts only 1 or 2 times.Some women have a similar texture to mucus or phlegm, with some strands of blood, which are seen on toilet paper after urination, for example.
However, not all women may notice this small secretion, so it cannot be considered a sign of pregnancy, but if you think you are pregnant, take the test below: