If there is brown discharge two days after the end of menstruation, it is a normal physiological phenomenon because the residual blood in the female cervix will appear brown when it is discharged, and the brown discharge will disappear naturally in about two days. If during the period of ovulation, that is, about half a month after menstruation, women will have slight bleeding of vaginal discharge due to normal ovulation, and it is normal to have brown discharge, so don’t worry too much. Once the vaginal bleeding is longer and the brown discharge is more, you should go to the hospital in time to check if the discharge is caused by inflammatory stimulation or organ lesions. It is recommended that women pay attention to their daily life, as prolonged mental tension or metabolic disorders can affect menstruation and discharge, and vaginal care should be done to clear the discharge in time.