Menstrual blood clots as big as meat

Menstrual blood clots that are as large as meat may be caused by factors such as large-scale shedding of endometrium, organic uterine lesions, and uterine cold. Targeted treatment measures need to be chosen according to individual circumstances, mainly including physical therapy, drug treatment, surgical treatment, etc.

1. Endometrial shedding: Menstruation is caused by the shedding of the endometrium. When the endometrium is shedding in large chunks, it will be discharged mixed with blood and uterine and vaginal mucus. At this time, meat-like tissue will be discharged. This is a normal physiological phenomenon and does not require special treatment or improvement.

2. Organic lesions of the uterus: Organic lesions of the uterus mainly include uterine fibroids, uterine polyps, or endometrial tumors and endometrial cancer. When these lesions occur, they will also cause necrosis and infection of the proliferative tissue, accompanied by irregular bleeding and the discharge of large pieces of tissue. They will also emit a foul odor, accompanied by increased menstrual volume and prolonged menstrual cycle, and bleeding will also occur during the non-menstrual period. Surgery is required to remove the tumor.

3. Cold uterus: If you often eat cold foods during menstruation, or do not keep your abdomen warm, it may cause cold uterus, which can easily cause poor menstrual blood discharge and blood stasis, and may also cause large clots of menstrual blood to be discharged. It may also be accompanied by abdominal pain during menstruation. Improvements can be made through methods such as hot compresses and massage, or through menstrual regulation medication.