A small amount of brown bleeding during non-menstrual period

Vaginal bleeding in many people does not occur during the menstrual period. It is normal to have vaginal bleeding during the menstrual period. However, if there is a small amount of vaginal bleeding during the non-menstrual period, and the blood is similar to brown, not bright red, this situation should be considered to be caused by inflammation, which cannot be ruled out as being related to cervical and vaginal inflammation. It may also be due to endocrine disorders caused by taking contraceptives. You should check whether you have this problem regularly.

Overview

Women have normal menstrual cycles, so vaginal bleeding every month is a common phenomenon and a characteristic of women. However, if women experience non-menstrual bleeding, they must pay attention. There are many reasons for non-menstrual bleeding. If women often have non-menstrual bleeding and abdominal pain, they must go to the hospital for timely examination and treatment. Sometimes this phenomenon may be caused by a more serious gynecological disease.

What are the causes of non-menstrual bleeding?

1. Sometimes, if a woman experiences non-menstrual bleeding, it may be related to trauma. If a woman has a ruptured hymen or vaginal damage, it may cause non-menstrual bleeding. This situation must be taken seriously to avoid other complications.

2. If women take contraceptives frequently, it may cause endocrine disorders, which may cause uterine bleeding, which is also one of the causes of non-menstrual bleeding. Some women may experience bleeding during ovulation or ruptured follicles, which should be taken seriously.

3. Some women have gynecological diseases that may cause non-menstrual bleeding. Some women have tumors or uterine fibroids and other factors that may cause a series of changes in the female body. Some women develop aplastic anemia, which may cause non-menstrual bleeding.