Is brown discharge normal for girls?

We all know that women's bodies will undergo different changes at a certain age. Women will have menstruation at around 15 years old, and leucorrhea will appear. Normal female secretions are colorless, but if other colors appear, girls will immediately be panicked and at a loss. Next, let’s learn what causes brown discharge in women and what it is.

There are two possibilities for women's brown discharge: one is physiological and the other is physiological.

Physiological brown vaginal discharge is more common in the middle and late stages of two menstrual periods, which is the ovulation period, and is a major manifestation of ovulation bleeding. Physiological vaginal discharge can also be seen one or two days before and after the menstrual period. It is a sign before the menarche and a manifestation of incomplete menstruation.

Physiological brown vaginal discharge may indicate gynecological inflammation or some malignant tumors and diseases. Various types of cervicitis, uterine wall disease, cervical cancer, etc. may all have brown vaginal discharge as the main manifestation. When the brown color of leucorrhea gradually changes into bloody leucorrhea or bloody dregs leucorrhea, it is usually a manifestation of aggravation or malignant transformation of the disease.

Women's vaginal discharge is a sign of female reproductive health. Female discharge is milky white and sticky, usually odorless, and sometimes has a fishy smell. During menstruation, the amount of vaginal discharge is relatively large, usually manifested as brown leucorrhea, but what is the reason for brown discharge? Brown discharge after menstruation may be caused by incomplete menstruation, drug effects, uterine varices, gynecological inflammation, and uterine and ovarian varices. The natural environment, nervous system factors, and endocrine imbalance may all be responsible. This depends on the situation. Normal leucorrhea is milky white, egg white-like, with a slightly fishy smell, but no unpleasant feeling. If the leucorrhea is brown, yellowish, pus-like, or even stubborn, it is a manifestation of disease.

According to the above description, we know that normal vaginal secretions of women are colorless. If other colors appear, it means that the body is diseased, and gynecological diseases may have already entangled you. Therefore, we must pay attention at this time, check clearly in time and then treat the symptoms. This is the best solution. I hope girls can be healthy.