What does it mean if the vaginal discharge is brown one month after giving birth?

Mothers need adequate rest within one month after delivery so that the wounds can heal as quickly as possible, improve body vitality, and return to the state before delivery. After childbirth, we should pay attention to changes in the reproductive organs. Among them, the secretion of leucorrhea is something that women need to pay special attention to. For example, what does it mean if the leucorrhea is brown one month after childbirth? I hope everyone can understand.

It should be postpartum lochia. Lochia is the bloody fluid discharged after childbirth, which usually clears up within three weeks. However, some women may take up to six weeks to clear up due to their weak bodies. If the bleeding continues for more than six weeks, it is called retained lochia, which is mostly caused by stagnation of cold air and blood stasis. It is often accompanied by low back pain, distension and cold pain in the lower abdomen. Poor lochia discharge will affect the recovery of the uterus and even the recovery of the whole body. Oral administration of Shenghua Pills has a certain effect.

Generally, the longer postpartum lochia will end within 50 days, and the bleeding will become less and less in the first half month after delivery. It may be irregular vaginal bleeding. As for whether menstruation is related to breastfeeding, most breastfeeding women rarely have menstruation within half a year. Those who are artificially fed will have regular ovulation and menstruation after the uterus recovers.

If the acidity and alkalinity of the vagina change, it will cause bacteria to grow and cause inflammation. To maintain acidic conditions, it is recommended that you use potassium permanganate to clean and maintain an acidic environment, keep the vagina clean and dry, and iron your underwear.

It may be caused by gynecological infection, and the possibility of intrauterine retention cannot be ruled out. It is best to check the routine blood test and gynecological color ultrasound, and then treat it after the diagnosis. Drink more water, rest more, pay attention to genital hygiene and follow-up examinations. In this case, it is best not to use motherwort first. You can check and then use medication after the diagnosis is confirmed.

If this happens, you can take some postpartum blood stasis granules or new biochemical granules, which are more effective than motherwort. Also remember to avoid eating raw or cold food and get more rest.