Leucorrhea occasionally brown

For women, leucorrhea is a particularly normal secretion, and the characteristics of this secretion are always related to women's health. The color of leucorrhea secreted by normal women is white and turbid. If women with some gynecological diseases may have brown leucorrhea occasionally, it may mean that there is inflammation in a certain part of the female uterus. So what should you do if the leucorrhea is occasionally brown?

Brown vaginal discharge is a very common condition, and it is also a manifestation of abnormal vaginal discharge. We don’t know what the specific situation is for brown vaginal discharge, so what causes brown vaginal discharge? Why does this happen?

What is the reason for the brown vaginal discharge?

Brown vaginal discharge can be divided into physiological and pathological types. If you find a small amount of brown vaginal discharge during ovulation, this is a normal physiological symptom. If brown discharge does not appear during the ovulation period, or if the discharge is obviously brown during the ovulation period, it is likely caused by pathological factors and requires timely treatment. There are two specific reasons why women's vaginal discharge is brown:

1. Physiological brown vaginal discharge

Physiological brown vaginal discharge often occurs before, during and after a woman's menstrual period and during ovulation. It is a normal physiological symptom and a manifestation of ovulation bleeding in women. When the ovulation period ends, the color of leucorrhea will return to normal white.

2. Pathological brown vaginal discharge

Pathological brown vaginal discharge refers to irregular vaginal bleeding in women. There are two possible reasons for the occurrence of brown vaginal discharge:

(1) Caused by IUD insertion: It may be a symptom of discomfort after the IUD is inserted. If the discomfort is obvious, you should go to the hospital for examination to see if the IUD is placed normally;

(2) Caused by disease: Most of the time, brown vaginal discharge is caused by cervical diseases, which may be a precursor to severe cervical erosion, cervical polyps, or even malignant tumors such as cervical cancer. In order to rule out this pathological brown vaginal discharge, it is recommended to go to the hospital for examination and symptomatic treatment in time.

In fact, many times our brown vaginal discharge is caused by pathological factors. We must be careful to prevent it so that we can better prevent the occurrence of diseases. Below I will introduce to you in detail the methods to prevent brown vaginal discharge.

How to prevent brown vaginal discharge

1. Hygiene and cleaning before and after menstruation:

During menstruation, you should pay attention to cleaning your vagina to prevent infection. Regardless of whether your menstrual flow is heavy or light, you must choose a sanitary napkin that is breathable and relatively "thin".

2. Live a regular life and avoid overwork:

Staying up late, overwork, and irregular lifestyle can all lead to irregular menstruation and may also affect leucorrhea. Maintain a regular lifestyle and rest habits, and leucorrhea and menstruation will gradually return to normal.

3. Exercise appropriately:

Doing more pelvic and lower abdominal exercises can effectively improve the blood circulation in the uterus, which is very helpful for women's smooth menstrual period, dysmenorrhea or normal ovulation, and effectively prevent the occurrence of brown vaginal discharge symptoms.