Brown discharge on the tenth day of menstruation

Before and after menstruation, women's leucorrhea will have some abnormalities. During this period, the amount of vaginal discharge may increase and the color may change slightly, which is normal. If the leucorrhea has a foul odor and is black in color, it is a bacterial infection and you need to go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment in time. Some women still have brown leucorrhea after the tenth day of menstruation and don’t know how to solve the problem. So, what are the reasons for brown vaginal discharge on the tenth day of menstruation? First of all, frequent use of cleaning fluid can cause brown vaginal discharge. Many women lack health knowledge. They think that frequently cleaning the vagina with cleaning fluid will make it very clean. In fact, this is a misunderstanding. Especially using cleaning fluid will destroy the microecological balance in the vagina and cause it to be out of balance. Under normal circumstances, the vagina itself has a self-cleaning function and does not require external interference at all. Therefore, if cleaning fluid is used frequently, it will destroy the environment there and the self-cleaning function of the vagina.

Secondly, frequent use of sanitary pads can also cause brown vaginal discharge. Vaginal secretion of leucorrhea is a very normal phenomenon. Just let it happen naturally. There is no need to use sanitary pads because such pads are not breathable and will allow bacteria to grow in the vulva. In particular, they will cause certain irritation to the local skin, disrupting the balance of the vagina. It will then be easy to be infected by bacteria and cause abnormal leucorrhea.

Finally, lack of hygiene can also cause brown vaginal discharge. Women, in particular, should pay more attention to personal hygiene. They should change their underwear frequently every day, and after washing, it is best to dry them in the sun, which will also eliminate germs.

There are two types of brown vaginal discharge. One is physiological. For example, brown vaginal discharge will be found during ovulation, which is a normal physiological symptom. Another reason is pathological. For example, if the brown color of the vaginal discharge does not occur during the ovulation period or the brown color of the vaginal discharge is particularly obvious during the ovulation period, then this may be caused by pathological reasons and requires timely treatment.