Why is the vaginal discharge a little brown?

Nowadays, as people's ideas about sex life become more open, more and more women are beginning to get involved in sex life. However, due to the lack of knowledge about sex life among many women, some diseases occur in their bodies. Among them, the one that is more likely to cause disease is the change of leucorrhea to brown. So what is the matter with leucorrhea being a little brown? Let me give you a detailed introduction to the relevant reasons below.

Brown vaginal discharge cannot simply be considered as a vaginal disease. In addition to vaginitis, other diseases such as cervicitis, pelvic inflammation, cervical cancer, uterine fibroids, uterine adenocarcinoma, vaginal foreign bodies, etc. can all cause different types of "leucorrhea".

However, from the perspective of Western medicine, it is still clinically classified as cervicitis, Trichomonas vaginitis, and candidal vaginitis.

Considering that you have vaginitis, it is recommended that you do a routine examination of leucorrhea to determine which type of vaginitis you have and then treat it symptomatically. Keep the vulva clean and dry. Avoid scratching, washing with hot water and using soap. Use potassium permanganate solution for a sitz bath when you have an infection.

Surgery is generally considered the treatment of uterine polyps, as conservative methods are unreliable. For patients over 40 years old, if the bleeding symptoms are obvious, the above treatment cannot eradicate them or they recur frequently, total hysterectomy may be considered.

Normal leucorrhea is colorless, transparent or milky white mucus, acidic, with a pH of 4-5, no odor, and measures 0.5 to 1CL. It is generally not discharged from the body and mainly serves to lubricate the vagina and vulva. If the amount of leucorrhea exceeds the normal range, or the color, properties and odor change, consider the possibility of inflammation.

Go to the hospital for a check-up, and keep the vulva clean and dry in daily life. Avoid scratching, wash with hot water, and use soap. Use potassium permanganate solution for a sitz bath when there is an infection. The underwear should be breathable and loose, and avoid alcohol and spicy or allergic foods.

After reading the above introduction, it turns out that there are many factors that cause women's leucorrhea to change to brown. Therefore, female friends still need to pay more attention to it. I believe that everyone has an understanding of the above situation about what's going on with leucorrhea being a little brown. In the future, you should pay more attention to changes in your leucorrhea. When brown color changes occur, you need to go to the gynecology department to see a doctor as soon as possible.