What is the reason for brown discharge when it is not during menstruation?

The brown liquid that flows out during non-menstrual periods may be a sign that the body is ovulating, and may also be related to gynecological inflammation, including vaginitis, cervicitis, etc. If you have had sexual intercourse before, you should also consider whether it is related to pregnancy. It is generally more common when threatened miscarriage occurs in early pregnancy.

Generally speaking, women do not bleed during non-menstrual periods. If it is only occasional bleeding and the amount is relatively small, it is not a big problem. However, if brown liquid often flows out during non-menstrual periods, it should be taken seriously, as it may be a symptom of bleeding. So what is the reason for brown liquid flowing out during non-menstrual periods?
1. Ovulation bleeding <br/>Ovulation bleeding is easy, but most women do not bleed much, and may only have occasional bloody secretions, which are brown in color and accompanied by stringy leucorrhea. The brown discharge caused by ovulation bleeding is normal and will disappear in about one to two days. No special treatment is required. Just pay attention to personal hygiene when the discharge increases to prevent secondary infection.
2. Gynecological inflammation <br/>After being infected with some kind of gynecological inflammation, brown secretions will flow out of private parts, such as the vagina. This disease is often related to not paying attention to hygiene, and may also be caused by not changing underwear frequently; it also includes cervicitis. When the number of vaginal inflammatory cells increases, they will continue to multiply and proliferate if not treated in time, thereby invading the female uterus. Repeated stimulation of the epithelial mucosa will cause brown secretions to flow out, and even bleeding.
3. Pregnancy <br/>Similar symptoms are also likely to occur during pregnancy, but under normal circumstances there will be no bleeding during pregnancy. However, if threatened miscarriage occurs in the early stages of pregnancy, there will be a tendency to bleed. The amount of bleeding in the early stages is not much, and brown secretions may occasionally be seen. However, if the fetus is not protected in time, there is a risk of miscarriage, the amount of bleeding will increase, and the brown secretions may turn into dark secretions, or even heavy bleeding. At this time, women will also have abdominal pain symptoms.