Withdrawal bleeding and next menstrual period

Withdrawal bleeding is a manifestation of bleeding caused by the rapid proliferation of the uterine wall after taking hormone drugs, and the decrease of female hormones after stopping the drug leads to the loss of hormone support in the uterine wall. Withdrawal bleeding usually occurs within 1 week after stopping the medication and lasts about 4-7 days, but some patients may experience withdrawal bleeding for a longer period of time. If the patient has been amenorrhea for a long time, the amount of withdrawal bleeding will be greater. Generally, patients with less bleeding do not need special treatment, but patients with heavy bleeding must see a doctor to find the cause and treat it with medication.

What to do if you have withdrawal bleeding

During the withdrawal bleeding period, just like during the menstrual period, you should keep warm, avoid fatigue and cold to prevent abdominal pain, and observe bleeding and bleeding time. Common practical problems include

1. Keep warm and avoid getting wet or cold. Being in a damp, cold or severe environment for a long time may cause excessive bleeding, increased bleeding, or other symptoms.

2. Keep a calm mood, prevent depression, reading books and listening to music are all good ways to adjust.

3. Ensure adequate sleep and avoid staying up late. Be sure to rest early during your menstrual period. Adequate sleep can reduce discomfort.

4. During the bleeding period, it is very important to maintain daily cleaning of the private parts. To clean the private parts, just use warm water and avoid using lotions.

5. Exercise should be moderate to avoid excessive exercise and over-fatigue. During the bleeding period, you can still participate in study and work, and you can also participate in appropriate exercise. However, excessive exercise and heavy physical work should be avoided to avoid increasing abdominal pressure and vibrating the pelvis to reduce bleeding.

6. Choose a reliable sanitary napkin to prevent skin allergies

7. Pay attention to food safety, increase nutrition, and eat easily digestible foods during the bleeding period. Such as eggs, lean meat, beans, vegetables, fruits. At the same time, you should also drink more water, increase the frequency of urination, and clean the urethra to prevent inflammation. Avoid eating cold and spicy foods to maintain smooth bowel movements and reduce pelvic congestion.

8. Sexual intercourse between couples should be strictly prohibited to avoid infection. If the fallopian tubes become adhered or blocked, it may lead to infertility, prolonged menstrual bleeding, or even continuous bleeding.

Withdrawal bleeding is similar to normal menarche, which is also equal to menarche. The time of the next menstruation can be counted from the beginning of this withdrawal bleeding. During the withdrawal bleeding period, you must keep warm, avoid cold, do not do heavy work, maintain a happy mood, and drink some brown sugar ginger water and motherwort granules to relieve discomfort.