Why is my period dark in color just two days after it started?

If the menstruation is abnormal, it should be checked and treated in time. It is not normal for the menstruation to turn black just two days after it started. It is necessary to detect it early and treat the symptoms in time to avoid delaying treatment. It may be caused by vaginitis, uterine cold, etc. Pay attention to rest during menstruation, avoid catching cold, do not eat cold food, and do not do strenuous exercise. Why is the menstruation dark just two days after it started? Let’s take a look at it next.

1. Why does the color of my period turn black just two days after it started?

Dark menstrual blood accompanied by black foreign bodies may be caused by a small amount of endometrial exfoliation causing bleeding. The bleeding stays in the uterine cavity for too long, and the discharge becomes black. However, it may also be vaginitis or cervical erosion. Go to the hospital for examination three days after the menstrual period ends.

2. What should you pay attention to during menstruation?

1. First of all, you must pay attention to menstrual hygiene. You cannot take a bath in a tub. You must wash your vulva every day, with one tub for each person. Underwear should be dried in the sun and ironed with an electric iron before wearing. The toilet paper should be of good quality to avoid infection.

2. Do not drink ice water during menstruation, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, and consume more high-protein substances. You can eat some chocolate or brown sugar water to adjust your mood. Don't eat anything too sour or spicy.

3. During menstruation, do not go swimming in public swimming pools, do not be exposed to cold wind, do not catch a cold, do not wash your hair, and avoid sexual intercourse.

4. During menstruation, make sure to keep a happy mood and take a proper walk.

5. Combine work and rest During menstruation, you can work, study, and perform general physical labor as usual. This can ensure pelvic blood circulation, thereby reducing back pain and lower abdominal discomfort, and avoid intense and heavy mental and physical labor. Also make sure you get enough sleep to stay energized.

3. Reminder

Keep a menstrual card and accurately record the start date of each menstrual period, the duration of each period, and other changes that occur during the menstrual period. It helps you understand whether your menstruation is regular, whether there are any abnormal conditions (such as pregnancy, miscarriage), and helps you monitor your own changes and prevent and treat various gynecological diseases.