After my period, I have a dark brown discharge. Doctor, can you tell me what is the cause of the dark brown discharge after my period? Does this disease affect fertility?

Hi doctor. Please let me know how is my period black. I thank you!

Hi doctor! I'm 39 years old this year, just gave birth to a 10 month old baby boy, last month I got my period again, but I didn't use any contraception, it's been more than 2 days this month but I haven't seen my period again, I'm afraid I'm pregnant I took a test but the result is not pregnant! The body is a bit tired and feels like morning sickness, I am very worried! I still breastfeed my baby regularly, she eats solid foods 4 times a day and I feed her once every 30 minutes, about 3-5 minutes each time! Hope the doctor will reply soon! Thank you!

Hello doctor. I am 32 years old this year but I have missed my period for 2 years and have not seen it again, please advise me.

Hi doctor. May I ask, what's wrong with the month but only a few black menstrual periods? Please consult your doctor.

Menstruation is a normal physiological phenomenon in women that occurs in monthly cycles. However, when menstruation has abnormalities in color, frequency, and quantity, you need to pay attention to monitor and promptly examine because abnormal menstruation can potentially harbor dangerous gynecological diseases.

Most women who have taken birth control pills are concerned about the side effects of irregular periods or light periods. There are many reasons why periods may be light after taking birth control pills, including hormonal imbalance.

Menstrual irregularities are one of the symptoms of menstrual disorders. This condition can occur in any woman, whether she is a teenager or has had children. It is necessary to treat menstrual irregularities because if not, there is a risk of causing serious complications, directly affecting the woman's fertility.

Women's menstrual cycles will change after giving birth. Menstrual disorders while breastfeeding are completely normal. In women who breastfeed, menstruation will return later after giving birth, while in those who do not breastfeed, menstruation will return sooner.

The color of menstrual blood is very important, it helps us to recognize how the body inside changes, revealing health problems. For women, the color of menstrual blood not only helps us know if the body is normally healthy, but also is a sign of some diseases such as cervicitis, sexually transmitted virus infection...

Menstruation is a natural physiological phenomenon that every woman must go through when she grows up. Many girls during puberty have menstrual irregularities, often called menstrual disorders in puberty. If these disorders persist, they will affect health and psychology, so early medical examination is needed.