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Brownish Vaginal Discharge




A brownish vaginal discharge may indicate a virus causing vaginitis or a vaginal wart. The implantation of the blastocyst into the uterine lining occurs during the first weeks of the pregnancy leading to the appearance of a small amount of brown-tinged flow. However, women in the late pregnancy should contact a doctor when having noticed these changes. A brownish vaginal discharge may indicate a virus causing vaginitis or a vaginal wart.

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Brownish Vaginal Discharge

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Vaginitis, Vaginal Wart

Any changes in the color and amount of the flow produced by the vagina and the cervix should receive a careful attention. If this type of the flow appears during early pregnancy, there is no need to worry. This is normal and happens due to changes in the body. A brownish vaginal discharge may indicate a virus causing vaginitis or a vaginal wart.

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