Brown liquid flowing from the woman's vagina

Under normal circumstances, women's leucorrhea is white and transparent, without any peculiar smell or discomfort. Once the color and properties of leucorrhea change, it must be taken seriously. Brown liquid often means that there is something wrong with your health. You need to go to the hospital actively to find out the cause and treat it symptomatically. Before finding out the cause, do not take medicine indiscriminately to avoid affecting the condition.

What is the reason for the brown liquid flowing from the woman's vagina?

Normal phenomenon

If you notice brown discharge in your underwear before your period, don't worry too much. If this happens before menstruation, it is due to the shedding of a small amount of endometrium. If there is such discharge during menstruation, it is because the blood has remained in the reproductive tract for too long.

If there are no symptoms such as abdominal pain, yellow leucorrhea, odor or vulvar itching, you can continue to observe without worrying too much. Solution: You can use warm water to clean the vulva at ordinary times to keep the area dry and clean to prevent infection.

Ovulation bleeding

When brown discharge appears on underwear during ovulation, ovulation bleeding is not ruled out. This situation is still caused by poor endocrine conditions, which leads to spotting during ovulation. You should drink more water and pay attention to rest. It is recommended that if the bleeding is small and does not affect normal pregnancy, it is better to choose Gongxuening Capsules to help improve the discomfort if necessary.

Solution: Generally speaking, short-term and small amounts of ovulation bleeding do not require treatment. You can choose to drink more water and rest. If necessary, it is better to choose Gongxuening Capsules to help improve the discomfort. If the amount of bleeding is large and lasts for a long time, or if it does not heal, you should go to the hospital in time to check and determine the cause.

Luteal insufficiency

Brown discharge may also be caused by luteal insufficiency. It refers to the insufficient endocrine function of the luteal gland formed after ovarian ovulation, which leads to insufficient secretion and transformation of the endometrium, resulting in ovulatory dysfunctional bleeding, which is not conducive to the implantation of the fertilized egg.

Solution: The most commonly used treatment for luteal insufficiency is to supplement the lack of progesterone in the body, generally with intramuscular injection of progesterone and oral administration of progesterone.

Vaginitis

Brown discharge may also be a sign of vaginitis. In this case, you should first go to the hospital for a check-up to see if there are any tumors, inflammation, genital warts, etc. on the vulva. The second is a vaginal examination to check for any vaginal deformities, vaginal inflammation, or abnormal leucorrhea. Cervical examination should check for cervical inflammation, cervical erosion, etc.

In order to prevent tumors, a cervical smear test, also known as a cancer prevention smear test, should also be done. If any problems are found, treatment should be sought immediately.

How to prevent gynecological diseases

Do sit-ups regularly

Exercise is a common method to prevent disease, and physical exercise can enhance our body's resistance. This is also a good way to prevent gynecological diseases. Female friends can do sit-ups regularly.

There are many acupoints and capillaries in our groin. When we do sit-ups, the blood vessels in the groin are exercised, which can promote abdominal blood circulation and relieve female gynecological diseases. You should also pay attention to the technique when doing sit-ups. It is best for women to use the method of bending their knees, inhale while lying on your back, hold your breath and tighten your abdomen when it touches the mat, then exhale quickly when your abdomen feels bloated, pull yourself forward and lower your head to complete the movement.

Underwear hygiene is very important

Underwear is in direct contact with women's private parts. If the underwear is not hygienic, the private parts are prone to infection and cause various inflammations. Newly bought underwear must be washed before wearing. The best way to wash underwear is hand washing. Do not use too many cleaning substances (it is recommended to use special underwear cleaning products). After washing, put the underwear in a ventilated place to dry. When collecting the underwear, be sure to shake it to remove sticky dust and bacteria.

Don't wear tight underwear

Women's vagina, urethra, anus and other private parts are in close contact with underwear. If the underwear is too tight and creates friction with the private parts, it is easy for the dirt and bacteria in the anus to infect the vagina and urethra. If the bacteria enter the vagina and multiply in large numbers, it will cause gynecological diseases. Therefore, to prevent gynecological diseases, underwear should not be worn too tight, nor should it be too dark in color. It is best to choose cotton underwear.