What is brown purulent leucorrhea?

In fact, abnormal leucorrhea is a secret that many people cannot tell. And you should know that some people not only have a lot of leucorrhea, but even have symptoms of brown purulent leucorrhea. We know that normal leucorrhea is often a white paste or egg white-like symptom, but if it is brown, it means there is inflammation. What is brown purulent leucorrhea?

1. Leucorrhea is the normal vaginal discharge of women. Generally speaking, leucorrhea is white, sometimes transparent, sometimes sticky, odorless, and small in amount, which changes more or less with different menstrual cycles. Abnormal leucorrhea includes purulent leucorrhea (yellow), tofu-like leucorrhea, bloody leucorrhea, dark-brown leucorrhea and yellow watery leucorrhea.

2. Purulent brown leucorrhea is mostly caused by vaginitis, cervical erosion, inflammation, etc. Tofu-like or foamy leucorrhea is mostly caused by fungal or Trichomonas vaginitis. Bloody leucorrhea is common in senile vaginitis and cervical cancer. Dark brown bands are often seen in the late stage of endometrial bleeding during inflammation. Yellow watery leucorrhea is often seen in tumors of the reproductive organs.

3. Brown purulent leucorrhea needs to be detected and treated early. If a woman has found that she has abnormal leucorrhea, or her leucorrhea has changed color, then she should not use drugs indiscriminately. After all, all drugs are poisonous to the body, and indiscriminate use of drugs often harms the body.

In fact, patients with brown purulent leucorrhea actually need further examination, and must go to the hospital for examination as soon as possible. As long as it is treated actively, brown purulent leucorrhea can often be cured.