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Brown smelling discharge


It is normal and even healthy to produce a white, clear discharge from your vagina. The neck of the uterus or cervix produces mucus. The color of this discharge may change during the menstrual cycle, but is usually brown by the end of the period. healthy discharge will be white without any bad smell. Many women end up witnessing stinking brown discharge and are wondering if this is normal or not. Read on to learn more.
What causes Brown Smelly exhaust?

Brown discharge can be seen at any time during the menstrual cycle. You do not have to worry about this if you are experiencing it before period, especially if you are on contraceptive pills. It can also be the result of bleeding implantation which means pregnancy, but when the brown discharge is accompanied by bad smell, it may indicate vaginal infections. foul smelling discharge usually indicates a problem in a woman's reproductive system, and this could be due to the following causes:

    Gonorrhea: This highly contagious sexually transmitted infection will cause you to produce a stinking green-yellow discharge. You can also experience lower abdominal pain. You have up to 90% chance of developing this infection if you have sex with someone you already have.
    trichomoniasis: Caused by the infection of Trichomonas vaginalis, it can cause a yellow-green, strong odor of discharge. You will also notice the affected area becoming pruritic and painful. It is common to experience pain during urination.
    Bacterial vaginosis: Anaerobic bacteria can invade the vagina and disturb its natural balance. It kills lactobacilli which can cause itching and burning with an increase in vaginal discharge. You will notice a foul-smelling brown discharge - it will smell like fish, especially after they are exposed to menstrual fluid or semen.
    Cancer or inflammation: Brown stinking discharge due to pelvic inflammatory disease or cervical cancer can be noted. Pelvic inflammatory disease causes pain in the pelvis or lower abdomen, fever, painful urination and discharge with unpleasant odor.
    Tamponi forgotten: There may be an increase in natural flow due to `Lost` pads. Many women forget to remove the tampon at the end of a period. When left inside your vagina for another couple of weeks, the tampon will fester and produce a foul-smelling discharge.

other causes

In addition to the above mentioned causes, you can also check the brownish smelling discharge due to several other causes. For example:

    You have just started to take a new supplement
    You started using new laundry soap
    You are eating too much of spicy foods
    You're sensitive to latex condoms, pads, and tampons
    You have human papillomavirus
    You have lost your contraceptive pill or hormone pills
    You are too under stress lately
    You have cervical polyps or fibroids with infection

Due to various causes, the amount and smell of discharge may be different for each woman. Any color from light to a milky white appearance is normal. Volume can increase if you are breast-feeding, ovulation, or sexually excited. The smell can also change during pregnancy.
Yeast infection can not be the cause

More than 75% of women experience a yeast infection in their life. Known as white vaginitis, it refers to the excessive growth of yeast found naturally in the vagina. You will notice a thick white discharge that looks more like ricotta and causes itching as well. However, this infection does not cause discharge to be smelly. It may also occur pruritus and pain during urination.
How do I know if my exhaust is unhealthy?

You can have a vaginal infection if your discharge changes its color, consistency, smell or suddenly. Being sure to get familiar with discharge will change your color and consistency throughout the cycle, and go see your doctor if you notice sudden changes. A sudden bad smell, a sudden change in color, and itching outside of your vagina with pain in your stomach usually indicate infections.
What to do in this regard Brown Smelly exhaust

It is important to visit your health care provider to identify the cause of a change in vaginal secretion. Even if it is normal, it will still be necessary to take some measures to better manage things. Here's what you can do about brown smelly discharge:




Wear cotton panties to make sure you provide your vagina with some breathing. This will prevent the sweating and accumulation of bacteria that cause unpleasant odors.
    Be sure to wear loose clothing and change your daily underwear to avoid the accumulation of sweat that causes the smell.
    Keep your vagina clean to avoid infections that produce an unpleasant odor. Maintain proper hygiene and wash the vagina gently every day. Use neutral soap for cleaning and use a shower arm to reach areas that are difficult to clean. Be sure to clean the lips and inner folds as well. Avoid irrigation, however, because it puts you at greater risk of developing vaginal infections.
    Use apple cider vinegar (ACV) for cleaning or simply take an ACV bath. Add some ACV to your bathtub and immerse yourself in it for some time. It helps ACV because it helps restore the pH level in the vagina which improves the vaginal flora. This will reduce the risk of infection.
    Add organic, unflavored Yogurt in your diet. Eat yogurt to provide your body with more lactobacillus that maintain the right balance in the vagina. This will also be the protection against fungal infections.
    Consider eating or inserting garlic into your vagina to kill the bacteria that cause unpleasant odors. Garlic is an extremely effective antibiotic and helps clear bacterial infections. Just take a peeled garlic clove and insert it into the vagina for a couple of hours. This works incredibly well to alleviate an infection and reduce brown foul odor discharge.