A menstrual flow that appears thin and diluted, lacking the typical viscosity, is characterized by a higher proportion of fluids relative to the solid components like blood cells and tissue. This altered consistency can range in color from pale pink to a light brown, differing from the usual vibrant red.
Understanding variations in menstrual fluid composition is important for overall health monitoring. The consistency and color of menstrual flow can offer insight into factors such as hydration levels, hormonal balance, and potential underlying medical conditions. Historically, changes in menstrual characteristics have been used as indicators of reproductive health.
