Why is female vaginal discharge black?

If a woman has abnormal leucorrhea, she should first undergo a physical examination so that she can have some understanding of her specific situation and choose the right method to relieve it. It is very common for women to have black leucorrhea. If a woman has such a situation, she should improve it in time. So why does a woman have black leucorrhea? This is something that many people are not clear about. There are some reasons why women have this situation. The following is a detailed introduction.

Why does female vaginal discharge turn black?

Leucorrhea is a small amount of mucous substance that is often secreted from the female vagina. Under normal circumstances, it plays a role in lubricating and protecting the vagina. Normally, to evaluate whether leucorrhea is normal, we observe the amount, color, texture, and smell. Normal leucorrhea should be milky white or colorless and transparent, with a slightly fishy smell or no smell; its secretion amount and texture are affected by the levels of estrogen and progesterone in the body, and vary cyclically with the menstrual cycle, with varying amounts, textures and thicknesses. If you find that your vaginal discharge increases for no apparent reason and has a color, such as white, yellow, blue, black, red, etc., you must be highly vigilant.

Abnormal vaginal discharge is mostly caused by inflammation. Black discharge is called second-degree cervical erosion (black in color). It is caused by Trichomonas vaginitis, chronic cervicitis, and endometritis, which lead to foreign objects in the vagina. The vaginal discharge is black. At this time, there are some changes in the hormones in the body. For example, when the luteinizing hormone is low, it will cause the vaginal discharge to be chocolate-colored for a period of time after the end of menstruation.

Black leucorrhea is considered a more serious type of leucorrhea abnormality and should not be taken lightly. You must stay in a good mood, avoid mental stimulation and emotional fluctuations, and use Chinese medicine to recuperate for about a month.

After understanding why women's leucorrhea turns black, when improving the problem, you must proceed according to the above issues. Different causes require different drug choices. Therefore, when women are alleviating their own leucorrhea problems, they must pay attention to this to avoid improper use of drugs and affect the treatment of their own diseases.