its probably just because of discharge is mixing with the blood, if not its just lighter, drier blood. nothing to worry about.
Period blood can be light in color in the first couple days of your period, but it can also be very dark in color on heavier days.
Dark brown period blood usually appears near the end of your period.
Dark, brown menstruation may be a sign that it is 'old' blood. Sometimes blood stays in the uterus for a few days before your period 'starts'...it could be because it is a light flow or that the cervical opening is very narrow making it difficult for the blood to exit. Light flows and dark blood could also occur because of dehydration.
The blood from your period should be dark, not bright, red because it is "old" blood that the uterus sheds. It is also normal to see clots or lumps of blood during your period.
Hello - This bleeding could be due to pregnancy or due to irregular period bleeding. See your doctor hun for a blood test. dark thick blood just means you have a bunch of hemoglobin in it.. Hemoglobin is the stuff that slowes the flow in your blood when you get a cut. A light period for irregular period women seems pretty normal.. if you have light cycles you could have a estrogen deficiancy.. I would see your doctor if you are trying to get pregnant and have not yet.
My blood colour is black
You bleed from your vagina for anywhere from 4 to 9 days. The blood can be bright red and thin, dark red and "clotted", or a cross between red and brown which is called "old blood" (that happens at the beginning and end of your period).
in most cases that means your pregnant. in others it could be a hormonal imbalance that causes your period to be shorter and sometimes have clumps.
poopy normally does it
Are eyes have dark blood and when light shines on it makes the blood turn light which let's us see.
Oxygenated blood is bright red and deoxygenated blood is darker red.
About every month a woman gets rid of an egg from her womb (period) and the 'blood' that is expelled during a period is the old "blood rich" lining of ones womb. At the beginning of a period, the blood looks redder because it is freshly being sloughed off (sliding off, sliding away) from the walls of the uterus. As the period progresses, the blood becomes darker, indicating it is old blood. (Meaning: If a doctor saw bright red blood, it indicates a new "bleed"-- anywhere in the body. Old blood is dark red to light or dark brown, meaning old blood and therefore of less concern unless it is in vomit.)