Vaginal Discharge Brown

With vaginal discharge, brown tinged secretions may indicate a virus, such as lichen sclerosis, which a pap smear will detect. During early pregnancy, brownish-tinged flow is possible. It is caused by the implantation of the blastocyst into the uterus lining and is considered normal. Excessive bloody flow later in pregnancy requires a medical attention as it may indicate a pre-term labor. With vaginal discharge, brown tinged secretions may indicate a virus, such as lichen sclerosis, which a pap smear will detect.

Brown Vaginal Discharge Pregnancy

Chunky Vaginal Discharge

Discharge Foul Smelling Vaginal

Discharge Milky Vaginal White

Discharge Mucus Vaginal

Discharge Sticky Vaginal

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Milky White Vaginal Discharge

Mucus Vaginal Discharge

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Pregnancy Vaginal Discharge

Pregnant Vaginal Discharge

Sticky Vaginal Discharge

Thick Brown Vaginal Discharge

Thick Yellow Vaginal Discharge

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Vaginal Discharge Brown

Vaginal Discharge Color

Vaginal Discharge During Ovulation

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Vaginal Discharge Normal

Watery Vaginal Discharge

What Is Normal Vaginal Discharge

Vaginal Discharge Brown

Lichen Sclerosis, Pap Smear

A normal flow should be mucous-like clear or milky with no odor. It consists of secretions produced by the cervix and vagina mixed with old cells and bacteria present in the vagina. Changes in the amount and color of the flow can happen due to several causes. With vaginal discharge, brown tinged secretions may indicate a virus, such as lichen sclerosis, which a pap smear will detect.

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