Sometimes discharge becomes more abundant depending on the day of the month. When it dries, it may look:
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Yellow
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Cream-colored
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Slightly stiff
This is often due to:
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Ovulation
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Hormonal changes
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Daily activity
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Normal fluid oxidation
This is not something to worry about. It happens to almost all women and is part of the natural cycle.
3. Brown Stains Are Often Related to Her Cycle
Brown stains can look alarming, but in many cases they are linked to something completely normal: the menstrual cycle.
Brown stains may appear:
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A few days before her period
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A few days after her period
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During light spotting
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When the body is clearing old blood
The brown color appears because blood that stays longer in the body becomes darker as it oxidizes.
Seeing brown spots occasionally is a common part of the monthly cycle.
4. Watery Stains Can Reflect Hydration and Hormones
Some women have more watery discharge depending on:
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Hydration levels
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Physical activity
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Sexual arousal
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Warm weather
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The approaching ovulation period
This type of stain is usually clear, thin, and dries without strong color.
It’s simply a reflection of the body adjusting to daily changes.
