What should I do if I have only a little brown discharge during my period?

As a woman, I believe many people have a deep understanding of those days of each month. Menstruation, being a woman’s best friend, always brings us a lot of troubles. Now, a little bit of brown discharge during menstruation has become a problem for most female friends recently. What is going on? We consulted a gynecologist. Let's take a look at what the expert said.

What happens if a woman has brown discharge after menstruation? Let's hear what the doctor has to say: Brown discharge after menstruation may be due to incomplete menstruation, drug effects, uterine diseases, gynecological inflammation, and ovarian diseases. Environmental, neurological factors, and endocrine disorders may all be causes.

If the brown discharge after menstruation is intermittent, this may be due to luteal insufficiency. Luteal insufficiency means that the corpus luteum secretes insufficient progesterone to support the full development of the endometrium during the secretory phase. There are also other problems such as luteal atrophy, endometrial inflammation, polyps, etc.

In addition, black blood after menstruation may be due to the small amount of bleeding at this time, poor menstrual blood discharge, and long accumulation time in the uterus. It is also necessary to consider whether it is caused by cervical erosion.

Female endocrine disorders can cause uncomfortable changes in the body and also lead to many diseases. If you have irregular menstruation, abnormal leucorrhea, functional uterine bleeding, etc., it is recommended to check in time when the above conditions occur.

Brown discharge after menstruation Suggestions:

1. General treatment: Active treatment can eliminate susceptibility factors. Keep the vulva clean and dry and avoid scratching. Sexual intercourse is prohibited during treatment. It is not advisable to eat spicy and irritating foods.

2. Change the acidity and alkalinity of the vagina: The most suitable pH value for the growth of Candida is 5.5. Therefore, using alkaline solution to flush the vulva and vagina can change the acidity and alkalinity of the vagina, which will inhibit the growth and reproduction of fungi. You can use 2% to 4% baking soda water to flush the vagina 1 to 2 times a day, and one course of treatment is 2 weeks. After flushing, wipe the vulva dry and keep it dry to inhibit the growth of Candida.

3. Vaginal medication: Use some medication for treatment.

I believe that everyone is now familiar with the situation where there is only a little brown secretion during menstruation. Because it is summer now, the opportunities for female friends to come into contact with cold food have greatly increased. At this time, our uterus will be affected by the cold air and cause abnormal menstrual volume or menstrual status. What we need to do at this time is to drink more warm water and protect the uterus.