What should I do if my period keeps bleeding?

The simplest way to tell whether a person is pregnant or not is the menstrual period. The normal menstrual period is 28 days. If there is no menstruation within this period and the body has no other discomfort, you need to consider whether you are pregnant. Female friends sometimes feel that having their period is inconvenient, uncomfortable, and upset, and they worry that the continuous bleeding will stain something or make them embarrassed. So what is the reason for continuous menstrual bleeding?

Why do I keep bleeding during my period?

The normal menstrual period is 3-7 days. It is normal for blood vessels to rupture within this range. If the menstrual period exceeds one week, it is considered to be caused by endocrine imbalance or endometrial disease, and it needs to be considered comprehensively in combination with age. It is recommended to state the age clearly. If it is puberty or female menopause, the treatment method is different. Maintain a stable lifestyle, do not stay up late, and exercise moderately.

At what age does a woman stop menstruating?

The age of menopause is generally between 45 and 55, which is also the menopause stage for women, but the early and late stages of menopause in women vary greatly and are related to many factors.

1. Age of menarche. Those with an earlier age of menarche tend to have a later menopause; those with a later age of menarche tend to have an earlier menopause.

2. Genetic inheritance and large family factors. If your mother and sisters have menopause early, you will also have menopause early; otherwise, it will be too late.

3. Menstrual cycle and menstrual volume. Women with short menstrual cycles, fewer days, less menstrual flow, and no dysmenorrhea generally experience menopause earlier; women with long menstrual cycles, more days, heavier menstrual flow, and dysmenorrhea generally experience menopause later.

4. Living standards. Women with a high standard of living have menopause later, while women with a low standard of living have menopause earlier.

5. Marital status and reproductive function. Married women have menopause later than single women; women who have had fewer pregnancies and childbirths have later menopause, and women who have had more than one pregnancy and childbirth have menopause later than those who have never had a pregnancy and childbirth.

6. Educational background. Those with primary school education or semi-literate people enter menopause later than those with high school or college education; those who are not harmonious, lonely and indifferent enter menopause earlier; those who are divorced or divorced enter menopause earlier than those who have direct relatives.

7. Smoking factors. Smoking can cause early menopause because the tar in cigarettes affects the blood supply to the uterus and ovaries, causing the ovaries to age.

8. Some gynecological diseases. Diseases such as uterine fibroids, cervical cancer, uterine cancer, and breast cancer may be accompanied by delayed menopause.

What is the reason for continuous bleeding during menstruation? Through the above understanding, we know that as long as it is within seven days of menstruation, continuous bleeding from the lower body is normal. Don't be too scared, relax, pay attention to the diet not being too irritating, don't touch cold things with your hands, and maintain a regular sleep quality, so that you can have a good menstrual experience.