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Brown Vaginal Discharge
Hi.. im a young teen iv recently lost my virginity about 1 month ago and 1 week. after it was over i spotted a lil then started my period for about a week. Now this following month i started my period for about a week and after it was over i started to have brown discharge no its not poop and im sure of it also my vagina does not feel itchy or hurt or anything and it does not have a bad smell to it also when i lost it i did not use a condom i know i should of im aware dont bash me. So i was wondering if this is normal? Also it hurt a lot when i lost my virginity i was sore for a few days after I know this might be weird or a little to much information i stuck my finger and there was brown stuff on it did not smell like blood did not smell like nothing.I had to experience my self and it feels like i have a small cut in my vagina and it hurts when i press or touch it. I really dont know what to do and im very scared.i also do not want to tell my mom whats happening she does not know i lost it but if i have to do and be taken to a doctor i will but i really want that to be my last option.The discharge has no type of texture because it dry every time i see it on my panties also its not very big or heavy or a lot of discharge.Could it be if i have a cut inside is it healing? if so why isn't it blood idk if its blood or not but it does not seem to be. If i do have a cut inside will it heal fine what do i do?
Most likely it is endometrial cells (so, traces of old blood that looks brown) left from your period being expelled. That's not dangerous at all. Just keep an eye on it, and if it persists constantly, you still really ought to check it out.
If possible, since you seem pretty worried. maybe you can talk to a school nurse or someone at a youth clinic? I know it might be embarrassing, but they're not allowed to tell your mom unless it actually IS something dangerous. And it might help to talk to someone about it.
If possible, since you seem pretty worried. maybe you can talk to a school nurse or someone at a youth clinic? I know it might be embarrassing, but they're not allowed to tell your mom unless it actually IS something dangerous. And it might help to talk to someone about it.
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