3. Brown or black period blood
Old blood gets darker if it stays outside of blood vessels. When blood comes into contact with air, it goes through a process called oxidation. As the hemoglobin and iron in your blood interact with the air, your blood turns brown. Brown blood or spotting can sometimes also be an early sign of pregnancy that doctors refer to as implantation bleeding. At the beginning or end of your period, blood can be a dark brown/red shade and can have a thick consistency—but it’s also normal for the first signs of your period to be bright red and more liquid.
t is important for women who experience spotting or vaginal bleeding during pregnancy to speak to their doctor or obstetrician.
4. Orange
When blood mixes with cervical fluid it may also appear orange. As a result, you may see orange discharge for the same reasons you see pink discharge. Although the orange period blood or discharge does not always indicate an infection, it is a good idea for a person to see a doctor or gynecologist for an evaluation.
Orange blood is associated with:
Implantation spotting
Any abnormally colored or unusual discharge may also be a sign of bacterial infection or sexually transmitted infection (STI).
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