Heavy menstrual flow during menopause

When the menstrual period exceeds seven days, or a large amount of blood clots are discharged during the menstrual period, hemorrhage may even occur. This is often caused by a disruption in the growth hormone that controls the menstrual cycle. Some uterine fibroids or pelvic infections, as well as the more rare endometriosis, can also cause menorrhagia. This disease can also occur if an intrauterine contraceptive ring is placed in the uterus. But some women say that their menstrual flow during menopause is as heavy as hemorrhage. What is the reason for this?

In fact, hemorrhage caused by excessive menstruation is also a relatively common disease. Some women have frequent periods, while others experience heavy periods from time to time. Some young women whose ovulation cycles are not very regular may also experience excessive menstruation, and some women in menopause may also have problems with excessive menstruation. Excessive menstruation will cause a lot of inconvenience to women during their menstrual period, which is a very annoying thing. And if the habitual menstrual period is too heavy, there will be hemorrhage, and even symptoms such as iron deficiency anemia.

If you have had heavy menstrual flow for a long time, or even hemorrhage, you must see a doctor. If the menstrual flow is excessive occasionally, it may be caused by mental stress, or some environmental and climatic factors, or malnutrition, metabolic behavior or gynecological inflammation. In this case, there is no need to worry too much. Just pay attention to rest during the menstrual period, keep the abdomen warm, avoid intercourse and sitz baths, and don't eat spicy and cold foods.

If the menstrual period is delayed and there are many periods, it is very likely that after pregnancy, there was a miscarriage in the early stages of pregnancy. In this case, you must go to the hospital for some relevant examinations to determine whether the bleeding is very serious and whether there are any abnormalities in the uterus. Only after doing relevant examinations can the doctor determine the severity of your condition and come up with a corresponding treatment plan. Although hemorrhage is a common disease, you must not take chances. If you think the situation is serious, you must go to the hospital immediately for medical treatment. During menstruation, you should also pay attention to daily maintenance to avoid causing great inconvenience to your body.