How to treat dark brown leucorrhea effectively?

Dark brown vaginal discharge is a sign of disease. Most female friends are very familiar with the series of symptoms caused by abnormal vaginal discharge, and are especially sensitive to abnormal changes in themselves. However, in order to correctly deal with and handle the symptoms of abnormal leucorrhea, you need to master some corresponding medical knowledge. The following editor will start from the details to talk about the effective methods of treatment. Be sure to read and study carefully.

Leucorrhea is an important indicator of women's health. Normal leucorrhea is small in volume, colorless and transparent, odorless or slightly sour, but sometimes it can be dark brown. Such symptoms are also confusing for female friends, but in fact the cause of dark brown leucorrhea may be a manifestation of reproductive tract infection and inflammation, which is generally a manifestation of cervical erosion.

After the onset of the disease, patients need to undergo routine leucorrhea and colposcopy examinations to determine the cause before treatment. If it is caused by gynecological inflammation such as adnexitis, pelvic inflammatory disease and other diseases, patients can take anti-inflammatory and antibacterial drugs such as metronidazole and levofloxacin. When cervical erosion is confirmed, these drugs can be used locally for treatment. However, in severe cases, surgical operations such as laparoscopy should be performed in a timely manner.

Patients should have regular check-ups, even if they do not feel any discomfort. It is best to have a comprehensive gynecological examination once a year. Wear less tight pants or jeans, and choose cotton underwear. Don’t use sanitary pads on a daily basis. If you use pads that are not disinfected properly, the effect will be counterproductive. In addition, it is not advisable to frequently use various medicinal liquids to clean the vagina. Doing so will damage the vaginal environment, cause dysbacteriosis and induce vaginitis.

After reading this, I believe you have a basic understanding of the treatment plan for this symptom, so you won’t feel at a loss when you get sick. In addition, the editor here strongly recommends that if you find that the color of your leucorrhea has changed significantly, especially when it turns dark brown, you should be vigilant and get necessary examinations as soon as possible.