Bleeding after one week of menstruation

Normal women will have their periods on time every month. Some women will experience bleeding after their periods. In this case, women will be very scared and don’t know why they are bleeding a week after their periods. In this case, everyone must go to a regular hospital for examination. This may be due to problems inside the uterus or endocrine disorders.

When bleeding symptoms occur again after the menstruation is over, it may be caused by non-pathological factors. First of all, it may be ovulation bleeding. When women are bleeding, the endometrium will be torn, so there will be bleeding after the menstruation is over, but the amount of bleeding will not be much, and the bleeding time will not be too long. If the amount of bleeding is relatively large, other pathological factors should be considered.

If bleeding occurs again after the menstrual period is over, you should consider whether it is caused by hormonal disorders. In addition, you should also consider factors related to leucorrhea. For specific factors, you can go to a regular hospital for a comprehensive examination. The doctor will make a clear diagnosis and treatment based on the results of the examination.

What happens if bleeding occurs again one week after the menstruation is over? In our lives, many female friends have abnormal menstruation. Many people bleed again after the menstruation is over. This phenomenon can be divided into physiological and pathological factors. If it is a pathological factor, it must be treated in time. The above is a detailed introduction, I hope it can help everyone.

1. Endocrine measurement: Currently, pituitary gonadotropin, prolactin, and hormones secreted by the ovaries, thyroid gland, and adrenal cortex can be measured. Simple methods commonly used in clinical practice to understand ovarian function include vaginal smear, cervical mucus, basal body temperature and endometrial biopsy. This is the method for checking irregular menstruation.

2. X-ray examination: Hysterioiodized oil contrast can understand the condition of the uterine cavity and whether there are submucosal myomas or polyps. Anteroposterior and lateral sections of the sella turcica can be used to determine whether there is a pituitary tumor.

3. Cytological examination: Check ovarian function and exclude malignant lesions. This is also an examination item for irregular menstruation.

4. Biopsy: Determine the nature of the lesion, mostly used for the diagnosis of tumors. This type of examination for irregular menstruation is quite common.