Menstruation is 6 days early, no fluid, blood in vagina with small dark brown clots

Menstruation is 6 days early, no fluid, blood in vagina with small dark brown clots

It may be normal to have no fluid bleeding and small black-brown coagulants in the vagina 6 days before the menstruation comes. It cannot be ruled out that it is caused by pathological factors such as endometritis and endometrial polyps. It can usually be improved by strengthening lifestyle management, intravenous drip, surgery and other methods.

1. Normal phenomenon:

Dark brown solids in the vagina may be the early stage of menstruation, because a small amount of endometrium is shed, usually there will not be a lot of blood flowing out, a small amount of blood will adhere to the vaginal wall and oxidize. This is a normal physiological phenomenon, and it is normal for menstruation to be one week earlier or one week later. If there is no other physical discomfort, generally no special treatment is required, and good living habits should be maintained.

2. Pathological factors:

1. Endometritis:

Endometritis is a more common gynecological disease, which may be caused by infection with pathogenic microorganisms and easily lead to menstrual abnormalities. Patients can choose intravenous treatment, such as sodium chloride injection, ceftriaxone sodium injection, cefotaxime injection, etc., and symptoms can be improved after active and effective treatment.

2. Endometrial polyps:

Endometrial polyps are benign lesions that can easily lead to early menstruation. Patients can choose endometrial resection, and local care must be strengthened after the operation to avoid intrauterine adhesions.

In addition to the above reasons, uterine fibroids cannot be ruled out. Myomectomy can be chosen for treatment. If the patient also has other physical discomforts, he needs to go to a regular hospital for treatment.