What to do if the brown leucorrhea has no odor

Leucorrhea is a normal female secretion, usually white or colorless. When it is abnormal, the color, amount, and smell will change greatly, which is easy to detect. Brown leucorrhea without odor occurs frequently in normal times. The causes can be divided into physiological and pathological types. How to treat it has a lot to do with the cause itself. So, what should I do if my brown leucorrhea has no odor? Let’s look at the solution below.

If a woman's leucorrhea appears brown, it means that there is something abnormal about it. There are two possibilities for this situation. One is physiological. If the leucorrhea appears brown, it usually occurs one or two days before or after menstruation. It is a sign before menstruation, or it is a sign that menstruation has not yet ended. These are all normal phenomena and there is no need to worry.

In addition, during the ovulation period, the leucorrhea will also appear brown, which is a symptom of ovulation bleeding. Because in the middle of the menstrual period, the estrogen level in the female body will decrease, and the endometrium will also lose hormonal support, resulting in partial shedding of the endometrium and regular vaginal bleeding.

Another possible cause of brown leucorrhea is pathological. Pathological causes of brown leucorrhea include infection, lack of attention to hygiene during menstruation, use of contaminated sanitary products, or having sex during menstruation, which may cause infection with pathogens and result in brown leucorrhea. The most common infections include mold infection, fungal infection, etc.

Pathological brown vaginal discharge is also caused by cervicitis. Childbirth lacerations, sexual behavior, and changes in sex hormones can all cause inflammation of the cervix, which eventually leads to symptoms of cervical erosion. The vaginal discharge will appear brown and increase in amount. The most common causes are cervical erosion and chronic cervicitis.

What's the matter with brown vaginal discharge? The details are introduced in detail in the above content. There are many reasons why vaginal discharge is brown. If the vaginal discharge is brown, you should go to the hospital for relevant examinations in time. If it is caused by pathology, you must seek treatment in time to avoid causing more serious harm to your health.