Brown Vaginal Discharge. Had Unprotected Sex. Have Regular Period
hlw,i am 26 yr old.I ve been having a brownish vaginal discharge for about a week now. one time. It started just the day of period. its like spotting and only one time a day.it stopped for 3 days then come again.i hve no other problem.i hve had unprotected sex last month .my period is regullar always.plz help me in this matter.thank u.
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Brownish vaginal discharges do not appear normal even if the amount is small. Abnormal vaginal discharges are associated with infections which could be sexually transmitted or not. Vaginal infections are a common problem regardless of sexual activity or not and are easily treated. However, sexual activity predisposes to STDs.
Its most likely you have an infection which could be due to sexual exposure from the unprotected intercourse or not. What ever the case, you need to be seen by a physician for appropriate evaluation and tests including vaginal smear and chlamydia be done after which appropriate treatment will be given to you.
Best regards and hope this helps.
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Brown Vaginal Discharge. Had Unprotected Sex. Have Regular Period
Hello, thanks for using HCM. Brownish vaginal discharges do not appear normal even if the amount is small. Abnormal vaginal discharges are associated with infections which could be sexually transmitted or not. Vaginal infections are a common problem regardless of sexual activity or not and are easily treated. However, sexual activity predisposes to STDs. Its most likely you have an infection which could be due to sexual exposure from the unprotected intercourse or not. What ever the case, you need to be seen by a physician for appropriate evaluation and tests including vaginal smear and chlamydia be done after which appropriate treatment will be given to you. Best regards and hope this helps.