Leucorrhea with black blood

Women's secretions are usually milky white, paste-like, or translucent and egg white-like, and will change with the changes in the menstrual cycle. Some women find that their secretions are abnormal because there is gray-black blood in the secretions. So, what is the reason why the secretions are gray, black and bloody?

Gray-black discharge with blood usually indicates vaginal bleeding, which can be caused by many factors, such as cervical disease, inflammation, miscarriage, ovulation bleeding and related gynecological tumors. The cause of this condition needs to be diagnosed based on relevant symptoms and laboratory tests.

If the secretion is gray-black and contains blood during sexual intercourse, it is likely to be irregular bleeding, which is usually related to cervical disease and requires cervical screening. If the discharge is black and bloody, and there is a lot of discharge and a foul odor, it may be caused by inflammation. If the discharge is black and bloody and occurs between two menstrual periods, it is usually caused by ovulation bleeding.

When the discharge is gray, black, or bloody, the cause must be identified immediately so that targeted treatment can be provided. If a pregnant woman has gray-black discharge with blood, she should be alert to the possibility of miscarriage. If a pregnant woman has black and bloody discharge, in addition to being related to ovulation bleeding, it is often related to gynecological diseases or tumors, and the cause must be found out immediately.

If a woman has dark brown secretions containing blood, it may be chronic cervicitis. This is because in the early stages of chronic cervicitis, there will be some abnormalities in the secretions, such as dark brown secretions or secretions containing blood. In addition, there will be sudden increases in secretions. Therefore, if we find similar symptoms, we need to seek treatment immediately.

Cervical erosion can also cause women to have dark brown secretions with blood. If cervical erosion occurs, it will cause inflammation of other internal organs. For example, if the inflammation spreads to the bladder triangle, it can cause urinary symptoms such as painful urination, frequent urination, and urinary obstruction. In addition, cervical erosion can also ascend to cause endometritis, and finally dark brown secretions appear with bloody symptoms.