Leucorrhea brown during ovulation

Generally speaking, brown patches of leucorrhea during ovulation are caused by blood streaks or blood in the vaginal secretions. This streaking or blood is often caused by an inflammatory response caused by vaginal flora imbalance or bacterial infection. Additionally, factors such as age, hormone levels, diet, and stress can also cause brown patches during ovulation.

What should a woman do if she develops brown patches during ovulation? First of all, you should stay calm and don't worry too much. Sometimes this brown patch does not have much impact on the body, but if it occurs more frequently, it is recommended to consult a doctor for examination and treatment.

In addition, women should pay attention to maintaining personal hygiene in daily life, avoid excessive use of antibiotics, clean the vagina regularly, and avoid excessive sexual behavior. These measures can help reduce the risk of vaginal dysbiosis and bacterial infections, thereby reducing the frequency of brown patches during ovulation.