My period just ended and it came again

What happened? My period just ended.

Normally, menstruation will end in about three to seven days, but for many women, menstruation comes soon after it ends, and the amount of menstruation is usually not much, maybe just a little bit. This is called reverse menstruation. Most of these conditions are caused by endocrine disorders, irregular diet, or random intake of certain medications or supplements.

What happened when my period just ended?

There is a chronic period between two menstrual periods, called the ovulation period, and there is bleeding. This is the phenomenon that many female friends see "menstruation" outside of menstruation, which makes them headache. This phenomenon is called "ovulation bleeding" in medicine.

Ovulation bleeding is a normal phenomenon. It is caused by the rupture of the follicle and a sudden decrease in estrogen, which causes breakthrough bleeding of the uterine wall. Generally, the bleeding time is within 3-5 days and then stops on its own. If it happens once in a while, you don't need to do anything, but if you habitually have two periods in a month, you need to go to the hospital for diagnosis in time.

If a woman has two menstrual periods a month, she may think that her menstrual period is abnormal, which may be caused by multifunctional uterine bleeding or contact bleeding.

Menstruation occurs twice a month. If the second time is confirmed to be ovulation bleeding, this situation does not affect health and fertility, so no treatment is needed. On the contrary, if you suspect that this is a big problem and are worried, it will cause an imbalance in the function of the cerebral cortex and affect your menstrual cycle and even your physical and mental health.

Causes of irregular menstruation

1. Multifunctional abnormal uterine bleeding

There are no obvious organic changes, but it may manifest as continuous bleeding or heavy bleeding. The specific manifestation is that the bleeding time increases significantly after the menstrual period comes. In most cases, the menstrual period lasts about 10 days, and some even last as long as 2 months.

2. Uterine fibroids

Uterine fibroids growing in different parts of the body also have different symptoms, such as long menstrual periods, heavy menstrual flow, frequent urination, and the feeling of urinary urgency, or constipation of unknown cause, and even a lump can be felt in the abdomen.

3. Luteal insufficiency

Generally speaking, insufficient progesterone metabolism in progesterone after ovulation or premature contraction of progesterone leading to delayed growth and development of the uterine wall is called luteal insufficiency.

Patients are very likely to experience decreased menstrual cycles, repeated miscarriages or infertility.

4. Impact of contraceptive ring

There is generally a stable period of about half a year after the IUD is inserted. It is normal to feel abdominal discomfort within 3-6 months of having the IUD in place. If you still have a feeling of heaviness in the lower abdomen, back pain, abdominal pain, vaginal bleeding, and menstrual flow twice as much as usual after 7 months, you should see a doctor.

5. Medical abortion

Therapeutic drugs destroy the body's own female hormone balance, which may cause insufficient growth hormone metabolism and female hormone disorder. Patients may experience abnormal menstrual cycles, as well as discomfort such as dysmenorrhea, pain during sexual intercourse, and decreased libido.