What is the reason for brown vaginal discharge before menstruation?

To determine whether leucorrhea is normal, you can observe and judge based on the amount, color, smell, texture, etc. Normal leucorrhea should be milky white or transparent, with no smell or a slightly fishy smell. However, many female friends have reported that their leucorrhea is brown. What's going on? Is this an abnormal condition of leucorrhea? Experts have made the following introduction to this issue.

Experts say that brown vaginal discharge actually means that the vaginal discharge contains blood.

Brown leucorrhea is a manifestation of abnormal leucorrhea. Generally speaking, by observing the color, texture, smell and amount of leucorrhea, you can predict in advance what kind of gynecological disease a woman is about to suffer from, such as: a lot or a little leucorrhea, yellow leucorrhea, fishy leucorrhea, curd-like leucorrhea, brown leucorrhea, etc. These all indicate that your inner vagina has been invaded by pathogenic bacteria and are early symptoms of various gynecological diseases! Normal women have a small amount of white, odorless secretions in their vagina. If the secretion is too much, too little, or the color is abnormal, and accompanied by other symptoms, it is abnormal leucorrhea, collectively known as leucorrhea.

There are two possibilities for brown vaginal discharge: one is physiological and the other is pathological. Physiological brown vaginal discharge often occurs in the middle of two menstrual periods, which is the ovulation period, and is a manifestation of ovulation bleeding. Physiological leucorrhea can also be seen one or two days before and after menstruation. It is a sign before menstruation and a manifestation of incomplete menstruation. Pathological brown vaginal discharge may indicate gynecological inflammation or certain malignant tumors and lesions. Various types of cervicitis, endometrial lesions, cervical cancer, etc. can cause coffee-colored vaginal discharge. When the brown vaginal discharge gradually changes into bloody or hematopurulent vaginal discharge, it is often a sign of worsening or aggravation of the disease.

Through the above introduction, everyone should have understood that brown vaginal discharge is a manifestation of abnormal vaginal discharge, so experts remind everyone that if you have brown vaginal discharge, you should pay attention to it and actively seek treatment to avoid the occurrence of other serious gynecological diseases due to abnormal vaginal discharge, which will affect your physical health and normal life.