Black and red leukorrhea is mostly blood in the leukorrhea, some women will have black and red leukorrhea 1-2 days before and after the physiological period of menstruation, it is not that the leukorrhea is really black, but the leukorrhea has residual menstrual blood, but there are also leukorrhea abnormalities. Physicians pointed out that the black and red leukorrhea, to be alert is not suffering from some kind of gynaecological disease.

　　Black and red leukorrhea may suffer from gynecological diseases

　　1, infection: women who do not pay attention to menstrual hygiene, the use of contaminated hygiene products and other very easy to cause pathogenic infections, leading to the occurrence of black red leukorrhea. Common infections include trichomonas infection, mould infection, bacterial infection, fungal infection and so on.

　　2, cervicitis: the birth of the fissure or sex hormone changes or sexual behaviour caused by the inflammation of the cervix, may lead to cervical erosion and make the leukorrhea black red. The common ones are chronic cervicitis and cervical erosion.

　　3, ovulation bleeding: ovulation leukorrhea black red is usually ovulation bleeding relationship, this phenomenon of women do not have to worry, two or three days can disappear. But also pay attention to other gynaecological diseases caused by, such as ovulation bleeding for too long, has not recovered should be considered to be cervical erosion, uterine polyps, cervical cancer and other cervical diseases.

　　Physician's advice: black and red leukorrhea, first of all, should pay attention to whether it is in the ovulation period, if not, to the regular hospital to do a relevant examination, to find the cause of the disease, targeted treatment.

　　Patient's follow-up question: What tests are needed for abnormal leukorrhea?

　　1, routine examination of leukorrhea: through the examination of women's leukorrhea, can help doctors understand the pathogenic bacteria, cleanliness and other indicators, to assist in the diagnosis of disease.

　　2, gynaecological examination: examination of the vulva, vagina, cervix and uterus, fallopian tubes, ovaries and paramedian tissues and pelvic cavity lining. The main role is to make early diagnosis, prevention and early treatment of some gynaecological diseases.