What should I do if my period lasts for 20 days and is not over at the age of 50?

A fifty-year-old woman may have entered the aging stage physically, but why are some women of this age still very young, and even standing together with their daughters look like sisters? The reason for this is not only that you need to pay attention to skin and body care, but it is also related to normal menstruation. However, some fifty-year-old women may have a long menstrual period. So what should they do if their menstruation lasts for twenty days?

In fact, the menstrual period may be prolonged because the ovaries do not ovulate but there is menstruation. So in this case, the first treatment method is to stop the bleeding. If the woman is married and menstruating, curettage can be used to stop the bleeding. If the woman is not married, sex hormones can be used to stop the bleeding.

If it is a girl in puberty, then in addition to helping her stop bleeding, you should also regulate her menstruation and promote her ovarian ovulation. Because the gonads of adolescent girls are not yet mature, it is easy for them to have menstruation without ovulation.

Another type is that ovulation occurs, but the menstrual period is prolonged due to insufficient corpus luteum. This usually occurs in middle-aged women. The main treatment is to promote the development and maturation of follicles. It can also be treated with luteal function stimulation or luteal function replacement therapy.

Note: There are many factors that may cause women in their fifties to have menstruation that does not end within 20 days, and different causes require different treatments. If it is because there is no ovulation and menstruation, then you should regulate menstruation and promote ovulation. If there is ovulation but insufficient corpus luteum, you should promote the production of corpus luteum.