Brown discharge during non-menstrual periods

When this happens, it usually indicates vaginal bleeding, but the bleeding is less and the rate is slower, and it eventually manifests as brown discharge. At this time, further diagnosis and treatment should be carried out based on the patient's age, pregnancy status, B-ultrasound, and pelvic MRI. Finally, in most cases, a hysteroscopic examination is required, and a curettage of the uterine wall is performed under the hysteroscope. The final treatment plan will be decided based on the final pathological results.

If a woman has brown discharge during her non-menstrual period, she needs to make a comprehensive diagnosis based on the cause of the brown discharge and its accompanying symptoms. There may be the following: if you have taken growth hormone preparations before the appearance of brown discharge, such as progesterone or estrogen preparations, and the brown discharge appears after stopping the medication, it is mostly considered to be an adverse reaction caused by these drugs. If a woman has brown discharge after intercourse, she should often consider acute cervicitis or cervical cysts.

It may also be caused by damage to the vaginal wall due to friction during intercourse, or by perineal tearing. If a woman in menopause has brown discharge after each sexual intercourse and is accompanied by persistent vaginal discharge, she should consider whether it is caused by cervical cancer or vaginal cancer. For women who have no sex life, if brown discharge happens to appear during ovulation, they should also consider that it may be a manifestation of ovulation bleeding.

There are many reasons why women have dark brown discharge during their non-menstrual period, so the treatments vary. There is dark brown discharge during non-menstrual period, which is actually vaginal bleeding. Many women will encounter this problem. Non-menstrual bleeding can be divided into physiological and non-menstrual bleeding. Physiological bleeding, such as a small amount of vaginal bleeding during ovulation, is a normal physiological phenomenon. It is mainly caused by the sudden drop of estrogen in the uterine wall, which causes the bleeding. It usually lasts for a short time and stops in 2-3 days.