It's a little yellowish brown, not like menstruation.

What is it that is a little yellowish brown and doesn't look like menstruation?

A bit yellowish brown, unlike menstruation, this discharge could be due to a variety of conditions, common irregular bleeding, inflammatory discharge, and may also be related to pregnancy-related diseases.

1. Irregular bleeding: Irregular bleeding is caused by insufficient progesterone. The amount of blood is relatively small, and the blood and secretions are mixed and turn yellow-brown. It is recommended to take progesterone orally when necessary, and menstruation will come regularly 3-7 days after stopping the medication.

2. Inflammatory secretions: This yellowish-brown secretion may also appear when there is cervicitis, pelvic inflammatory disease, or endometritis.

This is mainly because the endometrium becomes brittle under the stimulation of inflammation, so there will be a small amount of shedding and bleeding. The local cervix also becomes brittle due to inflammation and causes bleeding. This small amount of bleeding mixed with secretions will turn into a yellow-brown substance, accompanied by symptoms such as lower abdominal pain and lumbar pain. Gynecological examination can make a clear diagnosis, and active anti-inflammatory treatment is recommended.

3. Pregnancy-related diseases: such as biochemical pregnancy, threatened abortion, ectopic pregnancy, etc. Blood HCG can be determined through blood tests. If the blood HCG is elevated, further examination is required, such as B-ultrasound examination, to understand the location and size of the gestational sac, the condition of the pelvic cavity, whether there is a mass, and then decide how to treat it next.