Most women will excrete some brown secretions from their bodies during menstruation, which is a normal menstrual phenomenon for every girl. However, some women may also have brown discharge shortly after their menstrual period. I am very concerned about this phenomenon. Let's talk about why there is brown discharge just a few days after menstruation?
For this phenomenon, it should be caused by incomplete menstrual flow. After the end of menstruation, menstrual blood may flow back within 1-2 days, and sometimes brown discharge may appear, which is a normal physiological manifestation for women. Normal menstruation usually presents as egg white or white paste without any odor. If brown discharge appears during menstruation, it may indicate ovulation bleeding.
It may also be due to abnormalities in the sexual endocrine system. For example, there may be menstrual irregularities and increased vaginal discharge. Poor menstrual flow can also lead to the appearance of brown secretions, and the appearance of blood black after menstruation may be due to long-term deposition and poor discharge of residual blood in the uterus, resulting in less bleeding. Of course, it could also be caused by cervical erosion.
Secondly, if there is intermittent secretion after menstruation and it appears brown, it may also be a cause of luteal dysfunction. Due to luteal insufficiency, the progesterone secreted by the corpus luteum is insufficient to support the development of the endometrium. Of course, in addition to luteal dysfunction, there may also be luteal atrophy, endometritis, and endometrial polyps.
