Leucorrhea is brown, not painful, no smell, what s going on? Call for help

Hello, the brown vaginal discharge during ovulation is due to the rupture of mature follicles after ovulation, the level of estrogen drops sharply and significantly, can not maintain the growth of the endometrium, causing the surface of the endometrium to burst and fall off, resulting in a breakthrough small amount of bleeding, with the formation of the corpus luteum of the ovaries, secretion of sufficient estrogen and progesterone, so that the ulcerated endometrial surface layer is quickly repaired and bleeding stops, or it may be that when ovulation, the mature follicle secretes more estrogen, resulting in endometrial congestion and red blood cell leakage. It's okay, don't worry. I wish you good health if mine is helpful to you, thank you.

Hello, according to your description and analysis, if there is a delay in menstruation, if you are not pregnant, it is considered that it is an irregular menstruation caused by endocrine disorders, and now the vaginal discharge is bloodshot, which may also be a manifestation of menstruation. It is recommended to go to the hospital to do a color ultrasound, if the endometrium is thick, you can take progesterone tablets orally on menstrual cramps, and after menstruation, go to the hospital to test 6 sex hormones, and take oral estrogen and progesterone sequentially according to the hormone level**, and regulate the menstrual cycle.

Analysis:

There are two possibilities for brown leucorrhea, one is physiological and the other is pathological. Physiologic brown leucorrhea is common in the middle of two menstrual periods and is a manifestation of ovulatory bleeding. Physiological leucorrhea can also occur one or two days before and after menstruation, which is a sign before menstruation and a sign that menstruation is not completely clean.

Pathological considerations** inflammation or certain malignancies and lesions. Various types of cervicitis, endometrial lesions, cervical cancer, etc. can have brown vaginal discharge.

Guidance: When the brown color of leucorrhea gradually changes to bloody leucorrhea or blood-purulent leucorrhoea, it is often a manifestation of exacerbation or worsening of the condition. Physiological leucorrhea brown generally does not need **, and pathological leucorrhea brown generally can generally improve and control the disease as long as the primary disease is actively treated in time.

Hello! Leucorrhoea is brown in color, odorless, and may be caused by a small amount of intrauterine bleeding. It usually occurs around the time of menstruation. However, it is also possible when endometritis or other benign or malignant lesions cause small amounts of bleeding. If it persists, leucorrhea should be examined.

But when endometritis or other benign or malignant lesions cause a small amount of bleeding. It usually occurs around the time of menstruation. If it lasts for a long time, it may be caused by a small amount of bleeding in the uterine cavity! Leucorrhea is brown, it is also possible that there is no peculiar smell Hello.

Hello, generally speaking, there are several causes of brown vaginal discharge:

1. Poor menstrual blood stasis: blood blackness after menstruation may be caused by low bleeding in the late menstrual period, poor menstrual blood discharge, and long stasis in the uterus.

2. Menstruation is not clean: that is, menstruation has not ended, but the menstrual flow is small, and it is brown when mixed with leucorrhoea, which is a normal physiological manifestation.

3. Diseases: cervical erosion, uterine fibroids and endometritis will also lead to the appearance of brown discharge, and it is recommended that women go to the hospital for the next examination at this time.

4. Luteal insufficiency: luteal insufficiency is not enough to support the full development of the endometrium during the secretory period, followed by luteal insufficiency.

5. Intrauterine device: The placement of intrauterine device will also cause the phenomenon of brown discharge after menstruation.

We hope you arrive at the hospital in a timely manner**.

After chemotherapy, the leucorrhea is brown, no pain, no itching, no smell, what's going on?

I don't know why, but it's certain that you have **disease, I'm like you, I went to the hospital for an examination and was diagnosed with pelvic inflammatory disease, I had brown things after menstruation, and it can last until the next menstruation, your situation is a little different from mine, I suggest you go for a check-up, find out**early**, if there is nothing to worry about!