What should I do if I bleed again just after my period?

Some women experience bleeding just after their menstruation. Such a symptom makes many women particularly worried, fearing that their menstruation is disordered. Therefore, they want to fully understand what to do if they bleed just after their menstruation. The following content provides a detailed introduction to what to do for many women who experience this symptom. You can have a comprehensive understanding of it.

The beginning and end of the menstrual cycle

Menstruation refers to periodic uterine bleeding caused by cyclical changes in the endometrium. The purpose of menstruation is actually to prepare for the birth of new life. Normal women will release an egg every month. If the egg is fertilized, the endometrium will continue to develop under the action of estrogen and provide nutrition for the fetus. If the egg is not fertilized, hormone secretion will decrease, the endometrium will be malnourished, ischemic and necrotic, and will fall off the uterine wall to form menstrual blood. Menstruation occurs in cycles. Normal menstruation goes through the proliferative phase, luteal phase, and menstrual phase. For women of childbearing age, unless they become pregnant, this change repeats itself over and over again, so it is called the menstrual cycle.

The relationship between menstruation and endocrine

Menstruation is caused by the shedding of the endometrium, and the shedding of the endometrium is mainly achieved by the endocrine regulation of hormones. The pituitary-hypothalamus-ovarian-gonad axis is formed from top to bottom, and is regulated step by step. If there is a problem with this regulatory axis, that is, endocrine disorder, hormone regulation will be impaired, and irregular menstruation will occur. Therefore, menstruation is an external manifestation of the endocrine state and objectively reflects the current regulation status of the endocrine system.

Menstrual abnormalities

Menstrual abnormalities are first manifested in the cycle, and secondly in the color, amount, and texture of the menstrual period itself. At the same time, many pathological bleedings may also show a certain periodicity, but they are not normal menstruation, so they need to be carefully identified and treated as soon as possible.

What should you do if you bleed again just after your period? This article introduces this aspect in detail for many women. For many women who experience this symptom, they must pay attention to it. After fully understanding the above introduction, it is best to choose a hospital for a comprehensive examination, find out the cause of the disease, and treat it as soon as possible.