Is sticky and stringy menstruation a sign of uterine cold?

Every woman will experience regular uterine bleeding after entering puberty, which is what we often call menstruation, and some people like to call it regular bleeding. During menstruation, abnormal uterine bleeding is mostly dark red and a bit thick, and is not easy to coagulate into blood clots. If you look closely, you will find small menstrual fragments. However, some women say that they experience thick wire drawing during their menstrual period and worry that it is a symptom of uterine cold. Is this condition caused by uterine cold?

The so-called uterine cold means the coldness of the uterus. It is caused by factors such as people eating hot and cold food, going out, liking to use air conditioning, being invaded by dampness in autumn and winter, or eating cold food, which causes cold air to enter the body and cause coldness of the uterus. The most susceptible groups are women with scanty menstrual blood flow, delayed menstruation, dysmenorrhea, amenorrhea, menstrual diarrhea, weak constitution, and excessive miscarriages. The most critical symptoms of uterine cold are menstrual pain, amenorrhea, haggard and dull complexion, cold hands and feet and fear of cold, white tongue coating, loss of appetite, constipation, etc.

When a woman has thick and stringy menstruation during her menstrual period, it is not necessarily caused by uterine cold. It may be related to recent emotions, work fatigue, the environment or eating cold food. It is recommended that everyone maintain a stable mood during the menstrual period, avoid overwork and staying up late, and do not eat cold food. Pay attention to keeping the abdomen warm, and the symptoms of thick and stringy menstrual blood will gradually subside. If you are worried that it is a disease, you can go to the hospital for a gynecological examination to rule out the possibility of gynecological disease.

If a woman has thick menstrual blood but also a small amount of menstrual blood and menstrual pain during her menstrual period, this may be caused by excessive coldness in the body and cold uterus. When these symptoms occur, you should go to the hospital immediately and receive corresponding treatment according to the doctor's instructions. At the same time, you should also pay attention to diet and body health in your daily life.

In order to prevent the occurrence of cold uterus in women, it is recommended that you eat more foods that warm the meridians and uterus, such as red dates, peanuts, tomatoes, millet, etc. When dressing, pay attention to keeping your abdomen warm, especially during your menstrual period. Do at least 20 minutes of exercise every day to enhance the body's resistance and excrete harmful substances from the body. Soak your feet in boiling water for about ten minutes before going to bed, which can not only remove the coldness of the body but also prevent the occurrence of various diseases such as uterine cold.