Brown discharge during non-menstrual period

If women have brown discharge during their non-menstrual period, this time needs to be taken seriously. It may be a gynecological disease or it may be during the ovulation period. Women should calculate the menstrual period and ovulation period. If it is not during these two periods, it is generally a symptom of a gynecological disease. Especially for women who have sex, if they do not take safety measures, the probability of gynecological diseases will be greater.

Brown discharge during non-menstrual period

1. Ovulation bleeding

Brown vaginal discharge during ovulation is usually related to ovulation bleeding. Women with this phenomenon do not need to worry, as it will disappear in two or three days. However, we should also pay attention to other gynecological diseases. For example, if the bleeding during ovulation lasts too long and has not recovered, we should consider the relationship between cervical erosion, uterine polyps, cervical cancer and other cervical diseases.

2. Infection

If women do not pay attention to menstrual hygiene and use contaminated sanitary products, it is very easy to cause pathogen infection, leading to the occurrence of brown vaginal discharge. Common infections include trichomoniasis, mold infection, bacterial infection, fungal infection, etc. Many infections can cause inflammation in women, such as vulvitis and vaginitis. When treating inflammation caused by various bacterial factors, it is important to treat both husband and wife together to prevent cross infection.

3. Cervicitis

The trauma of childbirth, changes in sex hormones, or inflammation of the cervix caused by sexual intercourse may lead to cervical erosion and increase the amount of brown vaginal discharge. Common is chronic cervicitis, such as cervical erosion. Cervical erosion is the most common cervicitis in women, so it is the first factor to consider. However, cervical erosion can be treated. Currently, physical therapy is very effective for various degrees of cervical erosion, and physical therapy can be said to be the best treatment method.

How can women with brown vaginal discharge take preventive measures?

1. Underwear should be changed and washed in time. Wash your private parts with warm water once a day, and try to rinse with running water. At the same time, be careful not to use vaginal cleansing liquid frequently. Under normal circumstances, it is best not to use it if possible, because improper use or excessive cleaning will cause trouble and cause vaginitis and vaginal infection.

2. Washed underwear must be placed in the sun to dry naturally; it is best to choose pure cotton, loose and appropriate underwear, and wear less tight pants and thongs.

3. Pay attention to menstrual hygiene. Avoid taking a bath during menstruation, showering is best. In addition, sanitary napkins should be replaced in a timely manner and sexual intercourse should be avoided during menstruation to avoid infection.

4. Do not swim in a swimming pool that is not properly disinfected, and use special care products for care in time after swimming.

5. Clean your private parts before and after sexual intercourse, use condoms as much as possible, take fewer birth control pills, and urinate promptly after each sexual intercourse.

6. Wear less tight pants and sanitary pads, especially do not wear tight nylon underwear. It is best to choose cotton underwear. Some women are worried that leucorrhea will stain their underwear, so they always use sanitary pads. This practice can easily cause a large number of bacteria to grow on the vulva, which is not advisable. Therefore, try not to use sanitary pads when you are not menstruating.