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I'm having period problems
The is the second month I'm getting dark brown discharge instead of period it's really worrying me
I don't feel no pain I cramps at all
I usually get pain and regular period but last month and this month No blood just dark brown discharge
Is this Normal?
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In the vast majority of cases, a brown vaginal discharge is nothing to worry about. Still, there are some infections and medical conditions which can elicit this type of symptom, and must be evaluated by a medical professional. Here are just some of the medical conditions which may cause a brownish discharge from the vagina and the other symptoms to look out for:
Delayed or Partial Period.Hormonal Imbalances caused by your Hormonal Contraceptive.Hormonal Imbalances caused by Perimenopause or Menopause.Small amount of blood being released during Ovulation (Perfectly Healthy).Implantation bleeding (Sign of Pregnancy).Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS).Endometriosis.Bigger problems such as Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs) or Cervical Cancer.
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If it's is happening repeatedly visit your doctor
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