Brown non-menstrual bleeding

Have you ever noticed brown discharge outside of your period? Many women are more panicked when they encounter this problem for the first time. Is it normal to have brown discharge outside of your period? Some women have an abnormal tolerance. About a week later, how does non-menstrual bleeding turn into dark brown when it exceeds 10 days? Let's take a brief look!

We all know that the blood discharged by women during menstruation is red. If a woman's lower body discharges darker secretions, such as dark brown or even gray and black, it is usually caused by old blood left in the woman's uterus during the last period of menstruation. If some menstrual blood remains in the body for various reasons, it will dry up and become darker in color, and as time goes by, this dark-colored residual menstrual blood will be discharged from the body along with other secretions, which is the reason for the appearance of brown discharge. In addition, the following reasons can also cause brown discharge from the vagina.

What is the cause of dark brown bleeding for more than ten days without menstruation?

Ovulation period: Bleeding may also occur during the ovulation period. When this blood mixes with other secretions in the vagina, it will produce a darker secretion. Before menopause: Women's hormone levels will change before menopause. In fact, this is a normal physiological phenomenon and there is no need to worry. Emergency contraception: It may cause irregular bleeding or brown spotting, especially when you first start using the pill. Pregnancy: Some women also experience brown discharge in early pregnancy. But be careful, it could also be a sign that there is something wrong with the embryo. Miscarriage: In the early stages of miscarriage, some women may experience dark red stools. All pregnant women who notice brown discharge must go to the hospital for immediate examination. Gynecological diseases: such as bacterial infection of vaginal disease, pelvic inflammatory disease, cervical cancer and reproductive tract infection, can cause the patient's discharge to turn dark brown.

The above is a brief introduction to dark brown non-menstrual bleeding for more than 7 days. I hope that patients can pay attention to their own health, protect their healthy body, go to the hospital for a physical examination in time to clarify the cause of dark brown blood, and treat it symptomatically.