Menstrual flow is like a tap

Girls often have such a feeling. If the menstruation comes very heavily in a certain month and they feel that the menstrual blood is discharged like an eruption, then if they are at work or encounter some special circumstances, they will immediately feel very uncomfortable, and you will not worry about whether this is normal. So let’s discuss today what causes excessive menstrual flow.

What is the reason for excessive menstrual flow?

When the menstrual period comes more frequently than usual, female friends always worry whether there is a problem and what should they do? This article will explain to you what causes heavy menstrual flow in women and what are the ways to cure it. Women will have their periods when they reach a certain age. The normal menstrual volume is about 6ml to 20ml. If it exceeds 80ml, it is very heavy. I want to know why the menstrual volume is so heavy. Next, let's explain this question.

1. Heavy menstrual flow caused by gynecological diseases may be due to inflammation. The inflammation here refers to gynecological inflammation, which may be vaginitis, pelvic inflammatory disease or endometriosis. Because these gynecological diseases make some blood vessels become very sensitive, when the menstrual period comes, there will be a lot of blood that is difficult to coagulate, which causes heavy menstrual flow and a longer menstrual period.

2. Improper contraceptive methods. Many women do not pay much attention when engaging in sexual intercourse. Unhygienic sexual intercourse can easily lead to infection or errors in the uterine ring, which can easily lead to delayed menstrual cycles and a significant increase in menstrual flow. In the future, there may also be other conditions such as postmenstrual bleeding. Therefore, paying attention to your own hygiene and the hygiene of the sexual intercourse environment can ensure a certain degree of safety.

3. Blood diseases are relatively rare, but they do exist. This is because menstrual bleeding follows the same principle as other bleeding conditions in the body. It is all controlled by the body's own coagulation system. Therefore, if there are symptoms of the coagulation system or other abnormalities, it will also be manifested in the menstrual period.