Dark menstrual period affects fertility

For women, fertility issues are the most important issue for them. However, fertility problems are closely related to our physical health. If a woman's menstrual blood becomes darker, the amount of menstrual blood increases, and is accompanied by blood clots during her menstrual period, all these characteristics show that our body is in an unhealthy state. Next, let’s take a closer look at this situation.

1. Is it okay to have blood clots?

"I have had blood clots before", "Blood clots often appear in the first two or three days of my period. Is this normal?", "I occasionally have blood clots. I checked online and found that it is a disease, so I am worried that I am sick." The above was the response given by the female interviewees to the question of bleeding clots.

Excessive bleeding is called "menorrhagia", which can be caused by a disease or a purely physiological phenomenon. If it is caused by a disease, the more representative ones are "uterine fibroids", "adenomyosis" and "endometriosis". If you realize that you have excessive menstrual flow, please think about whether there is a latent disease in your body. We also hope that medical institutions can provide these women with the opportunity to get checked.

2. How much menstrual flow is considered heavy or light? What is the standard?

The amount of menstrual flow varies from person to person, and you cannot say whether your flow is small or large just by comparing it with others. It should be whether the menstrual flow has increased compared to before. If the menstrual flow has increased, it is "heavy".

3. Even if it is not a disease, will there be an increase in menstrual flow or blood clots?

Yes. For example, there are cases where blood in the vagina is blocked and comes out all of a sudden. If the blood coagulates, it will form a blood clot. Due to the narrowness of the vagina, it takes a certain amount of time for the blood to drain out of the vagina, and there will also be time for the blood to coagulate. Whatever it is, it's not the cause of the symptoms.

Having said that, it is still very difficult to determine whether the blood clot is coagulated in the uterus or vagina and then discharged, or simply discharged from the vagina in large quantities and then coagulated. If the menstrual flow is the same in every menstrual cycle, there is a possibility of symptoms, but if different situations occur, I hope everyone will get checked. And at that time, measuring the body temperature and doing a checkup will be helpful for diagnosis.

4. If it is not a disease, does it matter if there is excessive menstruation?

You can never judge by yourself whether it is a disease or not. If you consult your gynecologist and find out that it is not a disease and if you do not have anemia, you do not need to worry about whether it is harmful to your body.

Through the above detailed understanding and introduction, we know the reasons why women's menstrual blood becomes darker during their menstrual period. At the same time, we also understand what kind of conditioning we need to do on our bodies when these abnormal situations occur, and what kind of health care we need to do in order to make our bodies healthier and healthier.