Dark brown discharge after menstruation

All bodily reactions of women during menstruation can reflect the physical condition of the body. Take menstruation as an example. Whether the menstruation is normal can show whether there is something wrong with the woman's body. If a woman's vagina secretes dark brown secretions in the middle and late stages of her menstrual period, this may indicate a problem with her health. Next, let’s take a detailed look at the causes of this type of problem.

What causes brown discharge after period?

Generally, women's postmenstrual secretions are colorless, odorless, and not much. The secretions will vary in different stages of the menstrual cycle. For example, during the ovulation period, the secretions of the cervical endometrial gland cells are active, and the secretions will increase, becoming thinner and more transparent, like egg white. If you use two fingers to stretch the cervical mucus, you can stretch it to 3 cm long, and it will continue to stretch and become better and better. If this phenomenon is not seen in the first half of the menstrual period, two to three days before and after the menstrual period, due to pelvic congestion, the secretions in the vagina will increase, and the secretions will also increase. Sometimes there will be a little blood. When the corpus luteum function is insufficient, there will also be brown secretions after menstruation.

In fact, an incomplete menstrual period, the effects of drugs, uterine varices, gynecological inflammation, uterine ovarian varices, the natural environment, mental factors, and endocrine imbalance may all cause a small amount of brown secretions to appear in women after menstruation.

Endocrine disorders in female friends can cause discomfort in the body and also cause many symptoms, such as irregular menstruation, abnormal leucorrhea, functional uterine bleeding, etc. If the above conditions occur, it is recommended to conduct an examination immediately.

If brown discharge appears after menstruation and it is intermittent, it can be considered whether it is luteal insufficiency. Luteal insufficiency does not always mean that the progesterone metabolizes estrogen insufficiently, and cannot support the adequate growth and development of the uterine wall during the metabolic period. In fact, it may also be luteal insufficiency, endometrial inflammation, polyps and other problems.

Based on the above introduction, I believe that female friends have some understanding of the phenomenon of brown discharge after menstruation. Experts suggest that the phenomenon of brown discharge after menstruation should be taken seriously. It is best to go to the hospital for a comprehensive examination to find out the cause and then treat it symptomatically.