There is almost no menstrual period in the first three days

Although irregular menstruation is a common condition, the treatment and improvement of irregular menstruation still need to be based on the actual symptoms. Therefore, when irregular menstruation occurs, the cause of the irregular menstruation needs to be checked before targeted improvement can be carried out. So what is the reason for the absence of menstruation in the first three days of menstruation?

Women basically do not have menstruation in the first three days of their period. At this time, it is often considered that this is due to incomplete contraction of the corpus luteum, which causes obstruction of endometrial shedding. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that this is due to blood accumulation in the body or stagnation of cold air, which causes menstrual discharge to be unsmooth. Therefore, it is recommended to check 6 growth hormones on the third day of the menstrual period to diagnose the actual uterine and ovarian endocrine status, and B-ultrasound should also be checked to rule out organic skin diseases of the uterine adnexae. If necessary, progesterone copper may be taken for conditioning and treatment.

The amount of menstruation may be less in the early stages of the period, but it will generally increase gradually. If your menstrual flow is less than 5 ml, it may be oligomenorrhea. Small menstrual flow may be caused by anemia, endocrine imbalance, progesterone insufficiency, polycystic ovary and other factors. It is recommended to go to the hospital for B-ultrasound, endocrine, and blood tests of the uterine appendages. Check it out before further treatment. In addition, bad mood, eating more cold food, and catching cold may affect the body's endocrine system, resulting in less menstrual flow. You can choose Motherwort Granules for conditioning.

The factors that affect delayed menstruation are often closely related to personal mood swings, changes in work and rest habits, and medication intake. As long as the menstruation is delayed within a week, it is considered normal and does not need to be resolved. You can wait patiently. In addition, for delayed menstruation caused by organic diseases such as cervical adhesion, uterine wall adhesion, ovarian atrophy, polycystic ovary syndrome, pituitary tumor, chocolate cyst, etc., this requires a comprehensive examination in the hospital and then targeted treatment.

If the menstrual cycle is delayed by more than 7 days, or even 3 to 6 months, and lasts for more than 2 menstrual cycles, it is called late menstruation. Menstruation is affected by the neuroendocrine regulation of the hypothalamic-pituitary-uterine-ovarian axis. When endocrine imbalance, target cell dysfunction and genetic factors occur, menstrual disorders including delayed menstruation will occur. Symptoms such as polycystic ovary syndrome, premature ovarian failure, and hyperlactation syndrome caused by dysfunction of the reproductive endocrine axis of the body may result in infrequent menstruation, delayed menstruation, and even amenorrhea.