1. Bright red
Bright red blood indicates fresh blood and a steady flow. thus it doesn’t have time to darken before it exits your body. Your blood may stay this way your whole period or may darken as your flow slows.
Unusual spotting or bleeding between menstrual cycles may be a sign of :
Infection or Some infections, like chlamydia and gonorrhea, may cause bleeding between periods. If you’re seeing blood before you’re due to start your period, consider contacting your doctor. In some cases, the intensive flow of bright red blood can be an indication of miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy.
In case of pregnancy any color may or may not be the reason for alarm. Sometimes, however, it’s a sign of miscarriage. Sometimes women have bleeding and go on to deliver healthy babies. Each case is unique. It’s best to check in with your doctor whenever you see blood during pregnancy.
Rarely, bright red bleeding may be a sign of cervical cancer. Other symptoms of cervical cancer include:
heavier periods
periods that last longer than normal
bleeding after sexual intercourse
foul-smelling vaginal discharge
pain in the lower back, pelvis, or legs
loss of appetite
unexplained weight loss
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