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Black Vaginal Discharge
Black vaginal discharge indicates a problem is present and could be caused by a wart or HPV virus.
Changes in the estrogen and progesterone production lead to a slowed blood flow letting the flow get oxidized, which makes the blood turn very dark. The flow is oxidized in the uterus and when it comes out from the vagina, it is already extremely dark.
Black vaginal discharge indicates a problem is present and could be caused by a wart or HPV virus.
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Black Vaginal Discharge -
Wart, HPV
This happens in women with abnormal ovarian functions that result in an abrupt change in the level of estrogen and progesterone produced. Women having no ovarian problems may experience this condition in the ovulation day or the first day of the menses. Black vaginal discharge indicates a problem is present and could be caused by a wart or HPV virus.
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