Black blood clots during menstruation

We all know that the excretions produced by the body are the "barometer" of our own health. This is especially true for female friends. The biggest difficulty for female friends is gynecological diseases, which are also relatively difficult to treat. For example, irregular menstruation is believed to be a disease that most women will suffer from. Many women also have black blood clots during their menstruation. So, what does this indicate? Why do women have black blood clots during menstruation?

1. Menstrual blood clots

The so-called excessive menstrual blood clots refers to the presence of many clotted blood clots in the menstrual period. It is common in women's menstruation. The blood clots can be large or small, and the colors can be purple-black, dark red, or light red. Some people may also experience lower back pain, abdominal bloating, abdominal pain, etc.

2. Source of blood clots

The reasons for blood clots in menstruation can be due to many factors. For example, menstrual disorders caused by endocrine disorders have many manifestations, and menstrual blood clots are a more common symptom. If you catch a cold during your period, blood clots will appear. If blood clots persist for a long time, it may be a sign of uterine fibroids. Unstable mood, depression, improper diet, etc. can lead to the formation of blood clots. Excessive menstrual blood clots are the cause of disease. If not properly handled, it can easily lead to uterine fibroids, endometriosis, ovarian tumors, functional uterine bleeding, dysmenorrhea and infertility.

3. Causes of excessive menstrual blood clots

1. It may be a gynecological disease: Generally, a small number of patients with gynecological diseases will have symptoms of blood clots during menstruation. Therefore, we must pay attention to it. Once such symptoms appear, we must seek treatment in time and do not delay treatment.

2. Poor blood circulation in the body leads to blood clots during menstruation: If the color is darker or there are clots, it means that the coldness in your body is too strong. In this case, you should pay attention to keeping warm in your daily clothing, and avoid being too fashionable or wearing too little. If it is not these colors or there is no blood stasis, and you also pay attention to taking care of your body, it is just that your Qi and blood are too deficient. Eat some mild and nourishing food: such as red beans, red dates and osmanthus stew, etc.

3. If there are too many blood clots and menstrual blood, you should suspect that it is hemorrhage: Generally, the menstrual blood discharged during menstruation must be black blood without clots. Blood clots are a bit like blood, of varying sizes, and are often accompanied by brighter red menstrual blood. But if they flow out in large clots, you should go to the emergency room immediately. Of course, there may be some mucous membrane-like white fragments mixed in the menstrual blood occasionally. These may be the peeling endometrium, which is normal, but if there are too many fragments, miscarriage or ectopic pregnancy should be considered.

4. What should you pay attention to in your daily life if you have a lot of menstrual blood clots?

1. If a woman's qi and blood are too deficient, she should eat more mild and nourishing foods, such as red beans, red dates and osmanthus stew.

2. Women who have too much coldness in their bodies should pay more attention to dressing to keep warm and avoid catching cold. They should not wear too little to keep up with the fashion. In summer, it is best not to use the air conditioner too much and try not to drink cold drinks.