Brown vaginal discharge

Normally women will have a small amount of brown discharge before their menstrual cycle each month. This is because the blood remaining in the body from the previous month has not been discharged. This is normal. If brown discharge occurs in the vagina before or after the non-menstrual period, then you should consider whether it is caused by other inflammations. You should also determine whether there is anything abnormal or odorous about the leucorrhea.

If there is a small amount of vaginal bleeding between two menstrual periods and it stops after about 3 days, it is ovulation bleeding, which is normal. If the bleeding is not during ovulation, it may be caused by inflammation or endocrine disorders. It is recommended to go to the hospital for an ultrasound examination and six hormone tests to find out the cause.

If there is a small amount of brown bloody vaginal discharge, you need to have a gynecological examination in time to understand the location of the bleeding. If it is cervical bleeding, you need to do a cervical liquid-based thin layer cytology and HPV virus test. If it is intrauterine bleeding, a gynecological examination is needed to see if there is any uterine tenderness, and an ultrasound examination is done to check the uterus and ovaries and whether it is ovulation bleeding. Different causes require different treatments.

Brown discharge from the vagina is a very common symptom. Most of the time, it may be caused by reproductive system diseases such as cervical diseases. The most common ones may be cervicitis or cervical erosion. Only a few may be caused by injuries caused by improper sexual intercourse. It is best to go to the hospital to find out the cause and treat it accordingly.

It should be caused by cervical erosion. Mild cervical erosion can be treated with cervical suppositories, while moderate to severe cervical erosion requires cervical knife surgery. Pay attention to hygiene and change underwear frequently.