What if my period is brown during the last few days?

The color of menstrual blood, the amount of menstrual blood, whether the cycle is normal...all can indicate whether a woman has gynecological diseases. Especially irregular menstruation is a common problem for most women. Some women may have brown vaginal discharge a few days before their period, and even in the last few days of their period. So, what exactly causes abnormal menstrual color?

If dark brown color appears in the last few days of menstruation, it is generally considered to be due to gynecological inflammation and improper diet. Normal menstrual color is mostly light red or dark red. If the color turns black during menstruation, it is common in some gynecological diseases, such as endometritis. The endometrium is not easy to fall off, and blood stasis accumulates in the uterus. Once it flows out, the color will deepen.

1. Brown discharge after menstruation is due to menstrual blood congestion. Abnormal leucorrhea is a symptom of gynecological diseases. Normal leucorrhea should be milky white. If the leucorrhea is brown, it means that the female body is in an unhealthy state. At this time, women should go to a regular hospital for a gynecological examination in time to find out what disease is causing it and treat it as soon as possible to avoid some harm.

2. Pathological causes of brown discharge after menstruation. Pathological brown vaginal discharge requires consideration of the possibility of gynecological inflammation or malignant tumor. Various types of cervicitis, vaginitis, endometrial lesions, submucosal fibroids, cervical cancer and other diseases may cause abnormal brown vaginal discharge. When the leucorrhea gradually changes from brown to bloody or blood-purulent leucorrhea, it often means that the condition is getting worse or worsening.

3. Brown discharge after menstruation is caused by luteal insufficiency. If there is brown discharge after menstruation, it is intermittent. This can be considered as luteal insufficiency. Luteal insufficiency refers to insufficient progesterone secretion by the corpus luteum, which is insufficient to support the full development of the secretory endometrium. Secondly, there are problems such as luteal atrophy, endometrial inflammation, polyps, etc.