Why is there no blood during my period?

Key reminder: Normal menstruation is caused by the periodic shedding of the uterine wall, which is mostly manifested as vaginal bleeding. If there is no blood during menstruation, it may be caused by endocrine abnormalities or irregular menstruation. Patients should be examined in time, actively receive treatment, and pay attention to medical care. As long as they persist, they will recover quickly.

What is the reason for no blood during menstruation? In fact, menstruation is a condition caused by the periodic shedding of the uterine wall, which is mostly manifested as vaginal bleeding. The absence of blood during menstruation may be a symptom caused by malnutrition or endocrine abnormalities. It is best for patients to undergo examination in time and then seek treatment after diagnosis. At the same time, they should also pay attention to private part cleanliness and regular follow-up visits. Some girls may have congenital vaginal or hymen occlusion, so even if they have their period, there is no menstrual discharge, but they may be accompanied by symptoms such as abdominal discomfort.

No blood or less blood during menstruation may also be caused by irregular menstruation, so you should pay attention to the time and amount of bleeding, as well as changes in color and smell. Patients should be checked for endocrine abnormalities or infections. At the same time, you should also pay attention to your diet and eat more foods rich in cellulose and minerals. Also avoid overwork and take more rest. In addition, patients with irregular menstruation must prevent cold. They do not need to go out in the rain during their menstrual period, and must prevent their abdomen from getting cold at any time. Patients should also eat more iron-rich and nutritious foods, and supplement adequate iron to prevent zinc deficiency anemia.

In addition, excessive dieting can also cause scanty menstruation, and excessive work and rest time or exposure to cold stimulation during menstruation can cause the blood vessels in the pelvis to contract, resulting in scanty menstruation or even amenorrhea. Patients should not be too nervous, because mental stimulation and trauma can also cause small menstrual flow. Oligomenorrhea may also be caused by endocrine abnormalities, such as abnormal metabolism of various growth hormones or anovulation. Some patients also have symptoms caused by uterine wall softening due to uterine wall disease or curettage, which usually requires examination before treatment.

Some patients have less menstrual blood volume, which is also a symptom caused by a decrease in estrogen and deficiency of both Qi and blood. Patients should pay attention to their diet and improve their nutrition. Especially for teenage girls, because the body has not fully grown and developed, the hormone content in the body is unstable, it is very easy to have no blood during menstruation. Patients may also suffer from irregular menstruation due to the pressure of further studies and anxiety. Patients should maintain a regular schedule and pay more attention to recuperation. Then, as they age, they will gradually recover and regain their vitality.