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1. Delayed Periods. â A brown vaginal discharge instead of a period usually occurs due to late periods. â Sometimes if the lining is not eliminated, the residual can remain within the uterus for almost a month. â In this condition, a womanâs body expels an old uterine lining.
It is normal and even healthy to produce a white, clear discharge from your vagina. The neck of the womb or cervix produces mucus. The color of this discharge may change throughout your menstrual cycle, but it is usually brown by the end of your period. Healthy discharge will be white without any bad smell. Many women end up witnessing brown smelly discharge and they wonder if that's normal or not.