I haven't had my period for more than ten days.

Some girls can detect their physical condition through their menstrual periods, because when the body finds abnormalities, it will be reflected through the menstrual period. Therefore, when abnormalities are found during the menstrual period, they should go to the hospital for an examination and treatment in time. So what should I do if the girl hasn't gotten clean after her menstrual period for more than ten days?

The menstrual period has not been clean for a long time

Under normal circumstances, a woman's menstrual period is 3 to 7 days. If it is less than 2 days, it is considered a short menstrual period, and if it is more than 7 days, it is considered a long menstrual period. If the patient's menstrual period is completely clean, the patient's female secretions should be milky white or light yellow. If the patient's female secretions are dark brown, it means that there is vaginal bleeding, and the menstrual period is not completely over. It's just that the amount of vaginal bleeding is relatively small, and the blood stays in the uterine cavity or the female vagina for a longer time, so it turns dark brown.

I haven't had my period for 40 days. It is called abnormal bleeding from the vagina. Uterine fibroids, especially cervical fibroids, can cause prolonged menstrual periods. Endometritis and uterine intrauterine polyps can cause the endometrium to not fall off completely and cause continuous bleeding. Blood-related diseases, such as low platelets and coagulation disorders, can also cause prolonged menstrual periods. If the menstrual period is too long, the chance of infection will increase. Excessive bleeding can cause symptoms of anemia such as dizziness and panic. It is recommended to go to the hospital to see a doctor for a detailed examination to determine the cause of the disease and seek treatment as soon as possible.

The girl has not had her period for more than ten days.

The cause should be considered based on the patient's age. If the patient is of childbearing age, it is necessary to consider whether there is a problem with the location of the IUD or whether there are uterine polyps. An ultrasound or hysteroscopy can be done to confirm the diagnosis, and the cause of the disease can be solved to solve the problem of the IUD and the problem of uterine polyps. It is also possible to observe whether there are submucosal uterine fibroids. If the girl is in puberty, it is necessary to consider anovulatory functional uterine bleeding. If the woman is over 40 years old in menopause, it is necessary to consider the menstrual changes before menopause.

Women's menstrual period is controlled by the body's estrogen level, and normal menstrual period is regular and self-limited. The duration of menstruation is called the menstrual period, which is generally 2-8 days, with an average of 3-5 days. If the menstrual period has not ended for more than ten days, you should first consider whether it is affected by external factors. You need to recall whether you have taken blood-activating and blood-stasis-removing drugs during the menstrual period or before the menstrual period, or had intense activities, etc. You also need to recall whether you have a history of using emergency contraception. If the above factors can be eliminated, and the habitual menstrual period does not end for more than ten days, it is likely to be abnormal uterine bleeding due to functional imbalance. It is necessary to check the endocrine level or the thickness of the uterine wall. If necessary, a diagnostic curettage can be performed. It is generally considered that it may be incomplete contraction of the corpus luteum, resulting in prolonged menstruation or spotting bleeding.