Period colors?
Answer:
It is just the color of older blood- as the period starts and stops the flow is not drastically hard so it take longer for the blood to exit your vagina. Doesn't mean anything is wrong.
I suggest that's just the behind the times blood coming out.
Bright red because most of the blood is coming out then; that's when the shedding of the uteris is the heaviest.
idk; mine isn't typically similar to that though; talk to your doctor I don`t know they know?
Usually when it begins it is getting out some of the hoary stuff and then it starts to clear out what it wishes to clear out do you get it?
at first its kinda dried up and outmoded but as your period go on its is sheading the new blood alike thing happen 4 me
lol good put somebody through the mill, i think it's cuz it's the dated endometrium in the starting point and at the end it's not brawny so it just doesnt stop red adjectives of a sudden like it be in the middle of ur time..dont worry i wondered that too..u can also "ask Iris" on beinggirl.com, she would probably know better than i do ;)
wow i cant believe u purely asked that...
Fresh blood is red.
Older blood is brownsih.
As your flow starts and finishes, it is coming out slowly. It has plenty of time to turn brown in the past it makes it to the outside of your body.
This is completely common, and happens to almost everyone.
thats usual. its okay unless the blood is green or blue or even orange or ashen. you get the point lol =}
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