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BROWN DISCHARGE AFTER PERIOD ENDS
I KNOW THAT HAVING BROWN DISCHARGE AFTER MY PERIOD IS NORMAL BUTS ITS ALSO ANNOYING. DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY SUGGESTIONS OF HOW TO GET RID OF THE DISCHARGE THAT WOULD NOT BE THREATENING TO MY REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM? SUGGESTIONS OF HOME REMEDIES WELCOME..THANKS!
i have the same thing...and i've been going crazy trying to figure out what the hell is wrong with me....i can actually feel my womb close and the discharge is not only brownish but also smelly. the doctor told me that i have a high bacteria count but because i don't have any lasting symptoms that he will not perscribe anything for me. last month i purchased a feminine wash called FRESH CONTROL INTIMATE CLEANSING GEL.....so far so good...i've just finished my period and so far so good. the discharge still there but no smell so far. I do believe that the discharge is the old or last bit of blood but the smell could have been the bacteria build up...try is out...
The brown discharge has always been apart of my cycle at ending but now that I am older I have noticed this light brown discharge to be of a certain substance close to a gel. I find it very strange. It also reminds me of when losing the mucus plug when in labor. Anyone ever experience this?
I have the same brown spotting - but it's BEFORE I get my period for several days. Has anyone ever had it BEFORE their period???
Yes, I get it before and after. It's just old blood. At the beginning of the period it's probably because our uterus isn't in full menstrual contractions yet and it's taking a bit longer to reach the outside of our bodies, hence the brown old blood.
I have the brown discharge to its before my period but its not liquidy its kinda like a mucus like a snotty apperance
Sorry, I'm new to this. Did not mean to direct that towards you, but to the general panel as a whole.
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