If a woman's menstrual blood is abnormal, it indicates that there are problems with certain aspects of her body. For example, a decrease in menstrual blood volume can be caused by endocrine disorders or factors such as abortion. Sometimes the color of menstrual blood can also change, such as turning bright red or black. What causes menstrual blood to turn brown?
The normal menstrual blood is dark red, which includes blood, endometrial fragments, cervical mucus, and a large amount of fibrinolytic enzymes. If the menstrual blood turns brown, it may be caused by uterine coldness or gynecological inflammation, such as endometritis, cervicitis, vaginitis, etc.
It is also common for menstrual blood to turn brown. If the menstrual blood turns brown on the first or last day, with a dark red color in the middle, and the blood volume is not too much, this is also normal. Because at the beginning of menstruation, menstrual blood stays in the vagina for a longer period of time, and at the end, the amount of menstrual blood is relatively small, so it is brown. If the menstrual blood is brown throughout the entire period, a gynecological examination is necessary.
During menstruation, pay attention to rest, personal hygiene, keep the area clean and dry, avoid eating spicy and stimulating foods, and also strengthen nutrition, exercise appropriately, improve resistance, and maintain a regular lifestyle to maintain a relaxed mood. It is also important to remind female friends to undergo regular gynecological examinations.
