What should I do if my vaginal discharge is brown and has blood?

Do you know about the health issues of your uterus? Of course, the term "everyone" here refers specifically to our female friends. As girls, you must learn some related issues to facilitate the judgment of your own health and safety issues. The most important thing for judging the health of the uterus and understanding the situation is to see whether our leucorrhea is abnormal. This abnormality includes many conditions including color. Well, today I will teach you what to do if your leucorrhea is brown and contains blood.

Normal leucorrhea is colorless, so when it appears black or brown, it means we have to worry about it. Many female friends think that leucorrhea is not important, so abnormal leucorrhea is nothing, and brown leucorrhea naturally does not attract their attention. Gynecologists say that brown vaginal discharge is not a problem with the vaginal discharge itself, but the result of other gynecological diseases. So it should be taken seriously. Leucorrhea brown: What is the cause of leucorrhea brown?

Coffee-colored vaginal discharge is a sign of abnormal vaginal discharge. The characteristics and composition of vaginal discharge are organic and cellular products from five parts of the female reproductive tract: fallopian tubes, endometrium, cervix, vagina, and perineal glands. Abnormal leucorrhea is caused by different inflammations of the female genitals, local foreign body stimulation, or endocrine disorders caused by certain chronic diseases, which can cause abnormal changes in the amount, color, and viscosity of leucorrhea.

If the leucorrhea contains other colors, such as blue, red, yellow, white, black, coffee, etc., the amount of leucorrhea is too much or it is thick like pus, or thin like water, or there is a foul odor, itching, burning pain in the genitals, as well as back pain, weak legs, lower abdominal distension and other pathological conditions, then Chinese medicine refers to it as "leucorrhea disease". If the leucorrhea is brown in the first few days after the menstrual period, you don't need to worry too much, considering that it is a small amount of blood deposited in the endometrium or residual menstrual blood in the vagina. However, if the symptoms are not relieved for a long time, you should consider other possible causes of abnormal leucorrhea.

Through the detailed introduction in the previous paragraph, I believe everyone should have a certain understanding of what leucorrhea should be like under normal circumstances. Normal leucorrhea is colorless, and if the leucorrhea appears brown, it means that there may be a problem. Of course, if there is no discomfort, it should be considered that it is just a minor condition caused by menstruation. It is better to consult a professional doctor to be safe.