If you’ve noticed your period is flowing lighter than normal, and has a pinkish tint to it you may have lower estrogen levels than normal. If you exercise

a lot, that could lower those levels to the max, but the change in color could also be due to eating poorly or polycystic ovary syndrome.

Pink is one thing, but if your period is on the watery side, you may want to see a doctor because you may be anemic. While anemia is

treatable, but it can cause you to be tired more often, dizzy and have shortness of breath.

You expect your menstrual blood to be red because well, blood. But don't worry like my doctor said, this is totally normal. When you have bits of your uterine

wall left behind from last month's cycle, it may just come out the next time around in the form of a brownish hue.

When it's pink your estrogen levels may be low, but when it's this color with some major clotting going on you are on the opposite side. Your estrogen

levels may be too high. When your estrogen levels are high you can have a decreased sex drive, hair loss, mood swings and more.

Get to the doctor because you may have an infection. Yeah, that means like an STD of some sort. Another possibility is that you may be pregnant or about to

href="http://www.md-health.com/Brown-Period-Blood.html" target="_blank"> miscarriage. So you’ll want to get checked out in either case.

Celebrate! You're a healthy woman! This is the color we all expect and it's the best one to see.