White with a little brown

If the leucorrhea is a little brown, it may be due to menstrual bleeding. If the leucorrhea contains blood, it will turn brown. It may also be due to gynecological diseases. Diseases such as intrauterine inflammation and uterine erosion can cause the leucorrhea to turn brown. Therefore, it is recommended that female friends should judge the reason why the leucorrhea turns yellow based on time. Now let us understand the causes of brown leucorrhea.

1. Ovulation bleeding

Brown vaginal discharge during ovulation is a manifestation of ovulation bleeding. Women with this phenomenon do not need to worry, as it will disappear in two or three days. Discolored leucorrhea can also be seen one or two days before or after menstruation. It is a sign before menstruation and a sign that menstruation is not completely over.

However, we should also pay attention to other gynecological diseases. For example, if the bleeding during ovulation lasts too long and has not recovered, we should consider the relationship between cervical erosion, uterine polyps, cervical cancer and other cervical diseases.

2. Infection

If women do not pay attention to menstrual hygiene and use contaminated sanitary products, it is very easy to cause pathogen infection, leading to the occurrence of brown vaginal discharge. Common infections include trichomoniasis, mold infection, bacterial infection, fungal infection, etc. Many infections can cause inflammation in women, such as vulvitis and vaginitis. Vaginitis is a common factor that causes brown vaginal discharge. When treating inflammation caused by various bacterial factors, it is important to treat both husband and wife together to prevent cross infection.

3. Cervical disease

The most common cervical disease is chronic cervicitis, such as cervical erosion, cervical polyps, etc. Cervical disease refers to various lesions occurring in the cervical area, including inflammation, injury, tumors, and lesions. The trauma of childbirth, changes in sex hormones, or sexual activity that can cause cervical inflammation can all lead to cervical erosion and increase the amount of brown vaginal discharge. Cervical erosion is the most common cervicitis in women and is also an important factor causing brown vaginal discharge.

In addition, cervical cancer is also the cause of brown vaginal discharge, but brown vaginal discharge does not necessarily mean cancer. Therefore, if brown vaginal discharge occurs, you must pay attention to gynecological examination, find out the cause as soon as possible, and treat it symptomatically.

Warning: If abnormal leucorrhea occurs, do not simply consider vaginal diseases, because in addition to vaginitis, other diseases such as cervicitis, cervical cancer, uterine fibroids, uterine adenocarcinoma, vaginal foreign bodies, etc. can cause brown leucorrhea. From a clinical medical perspective, cervicitis, Trichomonas vaginitis, candidal vaginitis, and senile vaginitis are the most common.