50 years old, continuous menstruation for 2 months

Generally speaking, women in their 50s have some problems with their menstrual periods, but the actual problem still depends on the woman herself. Some women's menstrual periods have been coming for two consecutive months and there is no sign of stopping. At this time, they start to feel a little anxious and worried. So what is the reason for a 50-year-old woman to have her menstrual period last for two consecutive months?

If you are fifty years old and your menstrual period continues for more than ten days, it may be caused by functional uterine bleeding, also known as uterine dysfunction bleeding. It is mainly related to the disorder of our endocrine system. The most common is the irregular shedding of the uterine wall, which causes the continuous menstrual period. In addition, it is closely related to anovulatory uterine neurasthenia.

This is a condition of multifunctional uterine bleeding in menopause. When women are in menopause, the body's female hormones may be disordered and the ovaries may decline, which may lead to irregular menstruation. The bleeding has been going on for two months. It is considered to be caused by endocrine hormone imbalance. At the same time, it does not rule out endometrial diseases. You need to consider going to the hospital for a pelvic B-ultrasound examination to observe the specific situation in the uterus, mainly observing the condition of the endometrium. You can use therapeutic drugs to promote blood circulation and regulate menstruation. If necessary, you can consider curettage, which can promote blood circulation on the one hand and send endometrial tissue for pathological examination on the other hand to eliminate endometrial deterioration.

It may also be ovulation bleeding. Generally, there is less bleeding seven to ten days after the menstrual period ends. Some female friends also have bleeding that lasts for several days, which makes people mistakenly think that the menstrual period has come again. In fact, it is because after the egg has split, the estrogen level in the body has a temporary decrease, which causes part of the uterine wall to fall off and bleed, and it is not the real menarche. During the menstrual period, you should pay attention to keeping warm, avoid cold, raw, and cold stimulation, and prevent the invasion of dampness; pay attention to rest, reduce fatigue, increase nutrition, and enhance resistance; you should try to control strong mood fluctuations, avoid obvious mental stimulation, and maintain a good mood.