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Thank you for sharing your concern. I want to know about your Last Menstruation date and your menstrual history. It maybe due to some Pelvic infection too. Kindly connect with me.

Wait and watch, for next cycle . Are you taking any medicine. Thyroid issue

Hormonal imbalance

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The black discharge you're experiencing, especially if it’s gel-like and occurs outside your normal period cycle, could be due to several potential causes. Here’s a brief explanation and guidance: Possible Causes Old Blood: Sometimes, old blood takes longer to leave the uterus, appearing dark brown or black. This could be residual blood from a previous cycle. Hormonal Imbalance: Irregular hormone levels can cause spotting or abnormal discharge before your period. Common causes include stress, changes in diet, excessive exercise, or conditions like polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). Implantation Bleeding: If there’s a chance of pregnancy, this might be implantation bleeding, though it’s typically lighter and shorter-lasting. Infection: A vaginal or uterine infection (e.g., pelvic inflammatory disease or bacterial vaginosis) can cause abnormal discharge, sometimes with odor or discomfort. Cervical or Uterine Issues: Polyps, fibroids, or rarely, conditions like endometriosis or cervical dysplasia, can result in irregular bleeding or discharge. Use of Contraceptives: Hormonal contraceptives, especially if newly started or inconsistently used, can lead to spotting or discharge. What to Do Monitor Symptoms: Keep track of the discharge: its color, consistency, amount, and if it changes. Note any associated symptoms like pain, odor, fever, or itching. Take a Pregnancy Test: If pregnancy is a possibility, take a test to rule it out. Consult a Gynecologist: It's important to see a doctor for an accurate diagnosis. They may recommend: A pelvic examination. Ultrasound to check the uterus and ovaries. Hormonal tests or a Pap smear, if needed. Avoid Self-Medication: Don’t use over-the-counter treatments or douches, as these can worsen the condition.

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Consult GYNAECOLOGIST

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Kindly consult a gynecologist it can be due to infection or Endometriosis.

No issues It is due to oxidised hb.

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Consult a gynaecologist immediately. Preferred degree- MS (OBS AND GYNAE)

It is not normal to have such discharge in middle of the cycle. Kindly take an instant consult urgently.

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