Allocations in women are brown

Vaginal discharge is a characteristic feature of the female body. Under normal conditions, when a woman has no diseases and she is completely healthy, the vaginal discharge is usually uninvolved and is a mucous mass without a sharp odor. Approximately 2 weeks before menstruation, the discharge becomes more intense, which leads to a feeling of moisture in the vaginal area. But unpleasant sensations as such (itching, irritation or even burning) they do not cause.

Excretions in women, corresponding to the norm:

1. Consistency of secretions transparent, stretching, like egg white, most often appear in the middle of the cycle before ovulation.

2. Rare allocation of cream or gelatinous consistency in the second half of the menstrual cycle.

3. Strong secretions of a cream or gelatinous consistency in the last two days of the menstrual cycle.

4. Colorless or yellowish leucorrhoea with clots. Quite often, such secretions occur in the first few hours after unprotected intercourse, when sperm enter the vagina.

5. Strong secretions in women of a liquid consistency of white color in the mornings after unprotected sexual intercourse.

6. A small amount of white discharge after sexual intercourse with the use of contraceptives (in this case - condoms). These secretions are a natural lubrication of the vagina.

7. Increasing allocation in women of brown color, bloody, bright discharge, indicating the onset of menstruation.

Vaginal discharge is the so-called pathological secretion of the genital organs. They are the main signs of almost all diseases and infectious processes, which are transmitted to both sexual and other ways. Therefore, it must be remembered that excessively abundant secretion can be an indicator of a gynecological disease, and a symptom of a pathological process that is absolutely unrelated to the female's reproductive system.

All the discharge in women can be divided into several groups:

• Vestibular leukocytes (usually appear with inflammation of the external genitalia);
• Vaginal whitewashes (very thick, but in a small amount they can be present in the body of a healthy woman, if the allocation is really strong, then to determine the causes of bacteriological examination of the vagina);
• Cervical leucorrhoea (the causes of this kind of leucorrhoea may be cervical inflammation, erosion, polyps and other pathological processes);
• Uterine leucorrhoea (may be caused by inflammation of the mucous membrane, uterine myoma and other oncological formations in the uterine cavity);
• Pipe beli (are the rarest and mainly caused by malignant tumors and inflammatory processes in the fallopian tubes).

For a correct and accurate diagnosis of diseases, it is necessary to detect a source of increased secretion and determine the form of its course.

If suspicious secretions appear, you should immediately contact a gynecologist who can examine the external genitalia, the walls of the vagina and the cervix, carry out a laboratory test for infection, take a swab from the vagina, examine the leucorrhoea in the laboratory, prescribe a blood test to detect antibodies Or bacteria. In 80% of cases, women are susceptible to diagnosis and treatment.

To prevent diseases associated with the sexual system of women and sexually transmitted infections, as well as for the prevention of bacterial infections, contraceptive means should be used and personal intimate hygiene should be monitored on a regular basis. In addition, it is very important to undergo annual preventive examinations at a polyclinic with specialists.