Long and heavy menstruation before menopause

The menstrual period is from the beginning of puberty to the beginning of menopause, and it is "sincerely" guarding the woman's body and coming as scheduled every month. However, for many women, their menstrual periods begin to become irregular and irregular during the period before menopause, and they often experience irregular menstruation. So what is the reason for the menopausal period to be continuous? What should we do if the menopausal period is continuous? Let's take a detailed look at it below!

What is the reason for continuous bleeding during menopause?

(1) Related to gynecological inflammation

Gynecological inflammation is a common gynecological disease in clinical medicine, such as pelvic inflammatory disease, endometritis, endometriosis, etc. When women have a certain or even a variety of gynecological inflammations, it may cause the problem of menopausal irregular menstruation. It is recommended to conduct corresponding examinations in time and provide targeted treatment and conditioning.

(2) Related to systemic diseases

If menopausal bleeding occurs, it may be related to the occurrence of female systemic diseases, including some blood diseases, kidney diseases, etc.

What should I do if my menstrual period is not over yet?

Once the problem of menopausal bleeding occurs, it is recommended that women go to a reliable hospital for a full body check-up in time, and receive targeted treatment and careful care after confirming the cause of the disease.

In addition, all areas of the body of women in menopause need to be carefully addressed. At this time, it is recommended to actively exercise and do more aerobic exercise to lose weight. Only in this way can the body be stronger, the mentality can be adjusted enough to release stress, and it can help women get through the pre- and post-menopausal period as soon as possible.

The above is a brief introduction to what causes menopausal bleeding. In fact, there are many reasons that can cause menopausal bleeding. It is recommended that women with related symptoms go to a reliable hospital for a physical examination in time to find out the cause and then give relevant conditioning and treatment. Don’t think that these are all normal conditions before menopause. In fact, leaving it alone will only make the problem worse.