Menstruation has not come for more than 20 days

In daily life, I think most beauties know or have experienced the problem of unclean menstruation, so some people will be curious, what should I do if my period has not stopped for more than 20 days? Actually, yes, but if there is unclean menstruation, you need to look at the details and make a practical analysis. Remember not to blindly follow the trend and eat indiscriminately. Let me discuss this issue with you today.

What should I do if I have not moved for 20 days since my period?

If your menstruation does not stop for more than 20 days, it is a typical menstrual disorder and needs timely treatment. If your menstruation does not stop for a long time, it will cause a certain degree of anemia in the female body, that is, too much "body detoxification" of the human body, and our normal blood will also be discharged. If this happens, I suggest you see a doctor immediately. Generally speaking, I suggest that female friends go to a Chinese medicine hospital for a check-up. After all, female friends' menstrual period still needs some mild medicines to regulate, and it is best not to use overly irritating medicines.

Traditional Chinese medicine is also very effective. During the period of taking the medicine, you must take it according to the doctor's instructions. Don't take too much or too little, otherwise it will reduce the therapeutic effect. During the menstrual treatment period, don't have sex before the menstruation has completely stopped. Sexual intercourse will also cause menstrual pressure. Don't eat spicy food or overly cold food. Eat more soft food and drink more porridge.

What is the reason for not having a menstrual period for 20 days?

1. Multifunctional abnormal uterine bleeding: There is no significant organic change, but it can mainly manifest as uncontrolled bleeding or internal bleeding, specifically a significant increase in bleeding time after menarche. In most cases, the menstrual period lasts about 10 days, and in some cases it can last up to 2 months.

2. Uterine leiomyoma: Uterine leiomyoma growing in different parts may have different symptoms, such as long menstrual period, heavy menstrual flow, frequent urination at night, frequent urination, constipation of unknown cause, and even lumps can be felt in the abdomen.

3. Follicular phase function problems: Follicular phase function problems generally refer to the delayed growth and development of the uterine wall caused by insufficient progesterone metabolism in the progesterone body or premature contraction of the progesterone body after ovulation. Patients are very prone to reduced menstrual cycles, repeated miscarriages or infertility.

4. Impact of the IUD: There is generally a stable period of more than half a year after the IUD is inserted. It is normal to feel abdominal discomfort within 3-6 months of having the IUD in place. If you still have a feeling of heaviness in the lower abdomen, back pain, abdominal pain, vaginal bleeding, and menstrual flow twice as much as usual after 7 months, you should see a doctor.