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Brown discharge typically indicates the presence of dried, clotted blood in vaginal discharge. This type of discharge, especially if it's new or different from what you normally experience, should be discussed with your doctor or gynecologic oncologist.

One MyOvarianCancerTeam member shared their experience with abnormal Show Full Answer

Brown discharge typically indicates the presence of dried, clotted blood in vaginal discharge. This type of discharge, especially if it's new or different from what you normally experience, should be discussed with your doctor or gynecologic oncologist.

One MyOvarianCancerTeam member shared their experience with abnormal bleeding as a symptom. Any changes in bleeding patterns or discharge, particularly during or after cancer treatment, warrant medical attention. Normal vaginal discharge typically has these characteristics:
• Odorless or mild odor (not foul or fishy)
• Clear or white in color
• Slippery and wet feeling
• Sticky or thick consistency

When discharge differs from these patterns, especially during cancer treatment, it's important to inform your healthcare team promptly so they can evaluate the changes in the context of your ongoing treatment.

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