Endometriosis Support Group

Endometriosis is a common medical condition where the tissue lining the uterus is found outside of the uterus, typically affecting other organs in the pelvis. The condition can lead to serious health problems, primarily pain and infertility. A major symptom of endometriosis is pain, mostly in the lower abdomen, lower back, and pelvic area.

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toriB 10/01/2011

Hey girlies,
I feel a lil gross asking this but I figured this would be the perfect place to ask.

Has anyone experienced a lot of brown discharge with their endo. It's not blood and it's not thrush. It can accompanied with the pain and it happens on a very regular basis.

Thanks :)

deleted_user 10/01/2011

Yes!!! I have no idea what it is neccessarily but I always felt like I was weird or something because I would have brown discharge and I know thats not cnsidered "normal" per say.

AshleyNicole11 10/01/2011

Been there my dear :( Not quite sure if its normal, but I have had that for a few years now. Your not alone!

HUGS
Hope you feel better :)

deleted_user 10/01/2011

Yes - I have it all the time in between periods.. there's a lot of tissue and clots in it as well... :o(

toriB 10/02/2011

well at least i'm not alone!

sometimes yeah i can see it changes and has old blood in it with clots but i think for me it's because i'm not having a regular cycle.

but i'm getting this brown sludgey disgusting stuff like ALL the time. I may have a break for a few hours but then it's back. It's definitely not always old blood. Most of the time it's brown gloop :(

It's just plain weird.

deleted_user 10/02/2011

I get this too and always 'assumed' that it was just residue (probably not the best word) and was just coming away/loose at various times??

deleted_user 10/02/2011

Ugh! I thought I was the only.one too. I get the mucousy brown slim as well. Feels like snot, very mucous feeling. Sorry to be soo descriptive, but that's the closest way to describe it. I see this discharge in b/w periods. Has anyone reported this to a doc & gotten an explanation? Next time I'm @ my ob, ill ask.

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