What to do if there is brown discharge in leucorrhea

The condition of leucorrhea actually reflects the health status of the body. If there are abnormal symptoms of leucorrhea, female friends must pay attention, because there may be certain gynecological diseases in the body. If there is brown secretion in the leucorrhea, it may be a sign of reproductive tract infection, which is pathological, or it may be a normal physiological condition.

What is the cause of brown discharge in vaginal discharge?

In fact, the situation of brown secretions in leucorrhea can be divided into two situations: physiological brown secretions and pathological brown secretions. Therefore, when female friends have the problem of brown secretions in their leucorrhea, they must first distinguish which situation they belong to. Don't worry and lose your appetite before you figure it out. In fact, if it is physiological brown vaginal discharge, there is no need to worry at all.

(1) Physiological brown leucorrhea

In life, many women will find that their leucorrhea will have brown secretions when they reach the ovulation period, and they are very nervous and worried about this. In fact, this may be caused by ovulation bleeding, which is a very normal physiological manifestation. This situation will generally return to normal within 2 to 3 days, so at this time you only need to do routine care.

(2) Pathological brown leucorrhea

Threatened miscarriage. If a woman has been diagnosed with pregnancy at this time, and has brown discharge in her leucorrhea in the early stages of pregnancy, or even lower abdominal pain and discomfort, she needs to consider whether it is a threatened abortion. It is recommended that she go to the hospital for examination in time to avoid risks.

Vaginitis. Vaginitis is common among women, mainly because the reproductive tract is infected with certain bacteria and viruses, which eventually cause vaginal inflammation, resulting in brown discharge in the leucorrhea, and a distinct odor, and even vaginal itching and discomfort. At this time, you must go to a regular hospital to check and confirm the cause, and then give targeted treatment.

The above is an introduction to what happens when there is brown discharge in the leucorrhea. Obviously, there are many reasons why there is brown discharge in women’s leucorrhea. I hope that after female friends have related symptoms, if they find it difficult to judge by themselves, it is recommended to go to a regular hospital for examination in time to confirm whether the brown discharge is caused by physiological reasons or pathological reasons, and then give targeted treatment. In short, there is no need to worry too much, but we cannot just ignore it and become overconfident.