Menstrual blood clots

Menstruation is a sign of a woman's maturity. Generally, a woman will have her first menstruation at around 13 years old, and will have it every month thereafter without any major discomfort or symptoms. If there are blood clots, pain, etc., these are all abnormal.

Menstruation is also known as menstruation. Female girls will have their first menstruation at around the age of 13 and will go into menopause at around the age of 50. Menstruation is regular and irregular uterine bleeding. However, nowadays, there are very few people with normal menstruation. Many people have menstrual problems, such as irregular menstruation, menstrual pain, delayed menstruation, early menstruation, heavy or light menstruation, blood clots during menstruation, gray-black menstrual period, etc. This may not seem to have much impact, but it may also be a characteristic of some diseases. Therefore, we must pay great attention to every abnormal menstrual problem.

Today we will discuss why some people have a lot of blood clots in their menstrual period when they have their period.

First, it may be related to sitting for a long time. Squatting for a long time will affect the blood circulation system, causing blood circulation to be blocked, which in turn causes blood coagulation and forms blood clots. I don't know if you have noticed that when you squat for a long time and suddenly stand up, you will feel like you are about to bleed. When you urinate at this time, you will find a lot of blood clots.

Second, it may be caused by a cold abdomen. Most of the girls who do not pay attention to keeping warm during menstruation, like cold food, and like to wear navel-exposed clothes have menstruation and blood clots.

Third, menstrual blood clots are also related to endocrine imbalance. Endocrine imbalance in women can cause menstrual disorders, irregular menstrual periods, and even heavy menstrual flow with blood clots.

Fourth, liver depression and qi stagnation can also cause blood clots during menstruation. The more blood clots there are, the more severe the blockage in the meridians is, which can be treated through massage.

Fifth, blood clots during menstruation are also a gynecological disease. The most common cause is premature ovarian failure. In addition, it may also be pelvic inflammatory disease. Pelvic inflammatory disease can affect a woman's menstrual discharge, which can cause blood clots during menstruation, and can also cause lower abdominal pain and heaviness. If you experience these symptoms, it is recommended that you go to the hospital for a check-up.

Now you know that blood clots during menstruation are not a trivial matter. They are usually caused by the above five conditions. Everyone must pay attention.