Why does leucorrhea turn brown after sex?

During the ovulation period, some leucorrhea will flow out of the vagina, which is a relatively regular leucorrhea. However, after sexual intercourse, the leucorrhea is no longer regular, and it exists at all times, which is also a rather embarrassing problem. Many women wonder why normal vaginal discharge becomes abnormal after sexual intercourse. After sexual intercourse, the leucorrhea suddenly turns brown and often flows out in large quantities. The leucorrhea is relatively sticky and accompanied by a strong fishy smell.

Generally speaking, under normal circumstances, the amount of leucorrhea is not much, it is white, sticky, and has no odor. It contains mucus secreted by the cervix, exudate from the vaginal mucosa, epidermal cells shed from the uterus and vagina, as well as a small amount of white blood cells and non-pathogenic vaginal bacilli. If the color of leucorrhea turns brown after sexual intercourse, it is very likely that you were infected with bacteria during sexual intercourse. For example, the man has a urinary tract infection or other problems, which were transmitted to the woman, causing inflammation in the woman, and the color of the leucorrhea turned brown or a darker color.

If the leucorrhea after sexual intercourse is abnormal and appears brown, it may also mean that the man has andrological problems and has infected the woman. But don't worry too much and be afraid that you can't be cured. It's best for both husband and wife to go to the hospital for examination so that early detection and early treatment can be achieved. And avoiding sexual intercourse during treatment is best for both parties.