What are the symptoms of uterine bleeding?

Abnormal uterine bleeding is a common female reproductive organ disease, which is more common during puberty and menopause. The main causes of high incidence are tumors, inflammation, pregnancy-related diseases, etc., which may cause abnormal uterine bleeding. Women in their growth period may also experience abnormal uterine bleeding. The clinical symptoms are as follows:

1. Irregular bleeding, usually earlier or later than the menstrual period, with no regularity to be found;

2. The menstrual period becomes more frequent. The menstrual cycle begins to shorten. It may be 21-28 days before, but now it is less than 21 days, but the number of days of bleeding and bleeding does not change;

3. The quality of menstruation changes regularly. The physiological cycle does not change, but each time the bleeding is excessive, reaching more than 100ml.

4. The menstrual period is long-lasting and the menarche is long-lasting, and the bleeding may last for more than ten days.

5. Ovulation bleeding. About 10 days after the menstrual period ends and during the ovulation period, there will be a small amount of bleeding, which is called ovulation bleeding.

Common causes of abnormal uterine bleeding include:

1. Imbalance in endocrine function between the uterus and ovaries. It includes anovulatory uterine bleeding, ovulatory uterine bleeding and ovulatory uterine bleeding.

2. Genital inflammation. Such as endometritis, endometrial polyps, etc.

3. Sexual organ tumors. Such as cervical cancer, endocervical cancer, uterine sarcoma, cervical adenocarcinoma, trophoblastic somatic tumors, etc.

4. Breakthrough bleeding caused by exogenous estrogen and estrogen.

5. Abnormal uterine bleeding with systemic etiology. For example, aplastic anemia, sepsis, etc. If abnormal uterine bleeding occurs, it is recommended to seek medical attention immediately.

Abnormal uterine bleeding is a common gynecological disease, but its symptoms are not very obvious and may sometimes be mistaken for menstrual disorders, causing many people to fail to detect it until it is in a serious condition, thus delaying the best time for treatment of the disease. Therefore, women should develop the habit of regular physical examinations every year to promptly understand their body's health status, ensure early detection and treatment of diseases, and prevent them early. Confirmed.