What Your Period Blood Color Says About You (Normal vs. Dangerous)

Is your period blood changing colors? From watery pink to dark brown or even gray, your menstrual blood is telling you a story about your hormones, stress, and health. While dark brown or black blood often terrifies women, it is usually just normal oxidation. However, colors like gray or orange can signal "silent" infections that need immediate attention.

In this video, I break down every single period blood color, the science behind why it changes, and exactly when you need to see a doctor. Stop guessing and get clear answers about what your uterus is telling you.

⏳ Timestamps: 0:00 - Why period blood changes color (It's not just red) 1:18 - The Science: How Oxygen & Hormones affect color 2:30 - Pink Blood: Is it low iron or low estrogen? 3:45 - Dark Brown or Black Blood: Is it dangerous? 5:10 - The DANGER Colors: Gray, Orange & Green (Infection signs) 6:25 - Micro-Hack: How posture changes your period flow 7:05 - The Fast Results Plan: Step-by-step action guide 8:30 - Summary: What a healthy cycle actually looks like

In This Video, You Will Learn:

The Oxidation Truth: Why blood turns dark brown (like a cut apple) when it flows slowly.

Hormone Crashing: How watery pink flow can signal low estrogen or nutritional gaps.

Red Flags: Why gray or orange discharge—especially with odor—demands a same-day doctor visit.

Root Causes: How stress, thyroid issues, and diet impact the color of your flow.

ACTION PLAN:

Gray, Orange, or Green: Call your doctor immediately.

Persistent Pink (Mid-Cycle): Schedule a hormone panel.

Brown/Black (Start/End of Cycle): Usually normal oxidation.



Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Always consult with a healthcare professional for diagnosis and treatment of any medical condition.

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Sources: https://www.healthline.com/health/wom...
https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health...
https://www.webmd.com/women/vaginal-d...