What that means and why the period bleeding is looking dark brown like coffee color, is this normal thing?

Answer 1

Yip it's normal.It depends if it's early days or not.usually its dark or reddish at first and then gettn lighter.or some women just have ligter flows which are so totally normal.

Answer 2

It is very common that after a woman has finished her period that there can be a dark brown discharge. Basically, this means that it is old blood that is just releasing itself for the uterine lining. The uterine lining, in between periods, prepares itself for pregnancy or creates an environment that will allow for a fertilized egg to become implanted in the uterine lining.When women get their period, the uterine lining that has been preparing for pregnancy, realizes that there is no egg to be implanted, then women get their period. So, all of the preparations for pregnancy, now, no longer exist. So the buildup of tissue needs to be " sloughed off" because there was fertilized egg that was implanted. This process repeats itself over and over, until eventually, an egg becomes fertilized and needs a uterine lining that is prepared to aid in the egg's growth and eventually, produces a beautiful baby girl or boy. Experiencing, dark brown spotting is a very common occurrence.I hope that this helps.

Answer 3

That's usually the color of the menstrual blood toward the end of your period of a few days after it has stopped. It's "old" blood. Older blood is darker than "fresh". The brighter the blood the more recent the oxygen content. That's why when you have a fresh cut, the blood is brighter but as it sits there it darkens. Any pooled blood will darken (bruise, hematoma).

Answer 4

This comes with age my dear hormonal changes have a factor starts in the late 30s to mid 40s you are not sick or anything it is just a hormonal change perfectly normal but if are really concerned make an appointment with your physician and have it checked out.

Answer 5

It's fine. your period is not blood for the most part. It's the lining of your uturus shedding because no baby was formed. Any color from bright red to really dark brown is fine.

Answer 6

It's true that period blood can have different shades of red, brown or coffee color, it is the shedding of your uterine lining (all quite normal).

Answer 7

this is perfectly normal. it can usually change from a bright red at the beginning to dark brown at the end.

Answer 8

yeah, just means it's older stuff coming out. Usually it's brown towards the end.

Answer 9

yep its pretty normal at both the begining and end of a period your body and hormones change all the time

Answer 10

FIRST OF ALL, DO YOU THINK YOU MIGHT BE PREGNANT BY ANY CHANCE IF YOUR HAVING UNPROTECTED SEX THEN YOUR PROBABLY HAVING IMPLANTATION BLEEDING.....IF YOUR NOT I WOULD SUGGEST YOUR OVULATING ....OR YOUR MENSTRUAL IS ALL MESS UP...CHECK YOURSELF WITH THE GYNECOLOGIST....IT COULD BE SO MANY THING AND ONLY YOUR GYNECOLOGIST WILL KNOW FOR A FACT WHAT IS REALLY GOING ON..