Brown vaginal discharge

For women, leucorrhea is an important test basis for gynecological health. If brown substances are discharged from the vagina, first consider the menstrual condition, whether it is approaching the menstrual period or the menstrual period is about to end. If it is one of these two situations, don't worry. But if menstruation is ruled out as a cause, then we need to consider endocrine disorders or gynecological problems. This article introduces several reasons in detail. If you want to know more, you can take a look.

What causes brown discharge from vagina?

1. Endocrine disorders. In daily life, irregular lifestyle, excessive mental stress, improper weight loss and other factors can lead to endocrine disorders in women, resulting in abnormal leucorrhea and brown discharge from the vagina.

2. The menstruation is not completely clean. If a woman's menstruation is not completely clean, it will appear in the leucorrhea, causing the leucorrhea to be brown.

3. Ovulation period. During the ovulation period, women's secretions will increase and the pelvic cavity will become congested, so the leucorrhea will be slightly bloody.

4. Luteal insufficiency. When a woman's corpus luteum function is insufficient, brown secretions may flow out of the vagina, which requires timely treatment.

5. Drug factors. Some female friends suffer from certain chronic diseases and need to take long-term medication for treatment. This will affect the hormone levels in the body and cause brown secretions to flow out of the vagina.

What to do if you have brown discharge from your vagina

1. If a woman has brown discharge for a long time and in large amounts, she should go to the hospital for examination and treatment.

2. Female friends should try to use sanitary pads as little as possible, pay attention to personal hygiene, and wear breathable cotton underwear.

3. Female friends should moderate their sexual life. If they are in the three special stages of menstruation, pregnancy and postpartum period, they should pay more attention to hygiene.

4. Try to eat less raw, cold and spicy food, and eat more foods that benefit the spleen and kidneys, such as dates, lotus seeds, and yam.

When brown discharge flows out of a woman's vagina, the first thing to do is to check if there are any other symptoms of physical discomfort, and symptomatic treatment should be given in combination with other symptoms. Adjust your lifestyle and eating habits and pay attention to hygiene. Keep your genitals clean at ordinary times and do not take a bath in a tub. You can eat some winter melon seeds, coix seeds, yam and other foods that clear heat and dampness to promote symptom recovery.