White with black dots

Leucorrhea is a very important secretion and an important lubricant in the female body. It can protect the vagina and maintain the health of the body. If the leucorrhea is black, you should be alert as there may be some complications. Normal leucorrhea is transparent or white. It may be a little yellow due to hormones, but having small black dots is an abnormal phenomenon.

Is black vaginal discharge normal?

When the leucorrhea is black, there is something wrong with the human body and one should be alert, as this is not normal.

First of all, normal leucorrhea is milky white or transparent like egg white, and under normal circumstances it plays the role of lubricating and protecting the vagina.

Then, the causes of changes in the color of leucorrhea include excessive mental stress, influence of external factors, endocrine disorders, taking contraceptives, gynecological diseases, etc. If there are no other discomfort symptoms, no treatment is required.

Next, you should be alert if your vaginal discharge is black, as it is caused by vaginal bleeding, which is usually a cervical disease. Gynecological diseases such as endometritis can cause such a situation. The common clinical symptoms of patients with cervical polyps are a small amount of spotting, bright red, or a small amount of bleeding after sexual intercourse. Do not be careless. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for relevant gynecological examinations in time to avoid the impact of polyps on fertility. Therefore, once diagnosed, timely treatment is required to reduce the incidence of malignant changes.

Finally, if your vaginal discharge is black, you should pay more attention to your body.

What causes vaginal discharge to turn black?

Why does vaginal discharge turn black? Many female friends have questions. The blackening of leucorrhea is usually caused by menstrual irregularities, which is caused by the release of iron ions in hemoglobin. The specific problem analysis is as follows:

1. Leucorrhea is a normal physiological phenomenon for women. Normal leucorrhea should be milky white, or colorless and transparent, sometimes sticky and without odor. 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.

2. During adolescence, leucorrhea is affected by estrogen and undergoes cyclical changes, sometimes increasing and sometimes decreasing. The leucorrhea is bright and abundant during ovulation, but less at other times.

3. If you find that the amount of vaginal discharge increases for no reason and has colors, such as white, yellow, blue, black, red, etc., you must be highly vigilant. The vaginal discharge is black, which indicates that there are some changes in the hormones in the body. In addition, black vaginal discharge is considered a more serious type of vaginal discharge 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.

Note: Check regularly, maintain cleanliness and pay attention to diet.