The reason why my aunt never leaves

The problem of menstruation not coming back bothers many women, which has seriously affected their normal life. Faced with this situation, women certainly cannot ignore it, because menstruation not coming back can be said to be a disease phenomenon. The common cause is functional uterine bleeding. Therefore, women must understand these real reasons and take the most scientific and effective treatment to help themselves solve this phenomenon.

I believe that many women will have this situation: each menstruation always takes more than half a month to last, sometimes the amount of menstrual blood is very heavy, and it is also accompanied by severe anemia, and they feel listless all day long. In fact, these are the symptoms of functional uterine bleeding:

Functional uterine bleeding is referred to as "dysfunctional uterine bleeding". It is not caused by organic lesions of the reproductive system, but by dysfunction of the endocrine regulatory system leading to menstrual disorders or abnormal bleeding. Dysfunctional uterine bleeding can be divided into two categories: one is anovulatory menstrual disorder, and the other is ovulatory menstrual disorder.

The menopause that people are familiar with is the gradual decline of ovarian function, less follicular development, and low estrogen levels. The feedback regulation of the hypothalamus and pituitary gland is lost and ovulation does not occur. However, under the continuous action of estrogen, the endometrium proliferates. When the estrogen level in the body is low, endometrial growth cannot be maintained, resulting in anovulatory functional uterine bleeding.

Similar to this situation, during puberty, for a period of time after menarche, the hypothalamic-pituitary-ovarian axis has not yet fully matured and its functions are not yet completely normal, especially the delayed maturation of the hypothalamic sexual cycle center, which leads to insufficient secretion of pituitary hormones, affecting the development of ovarian follicles, and there is no ovulation, but endometrial hyperplasia occurs and hemorrhage is produced. The duration of this period of functional uterine bleeding during puberty varies from person to person, and for some people it can be very long. Severe functional uterine bleeding can have a great impact on children's health. It can be treated with endocrine therapy to adjust the menstrual cycle.

The above are some of the reasons why menstruation does not go away. I hope every female friend can fully understand these issues. If menstruation does not go away, or there are other abnormal phenomena, then you need to pay special attention to it, because this is related to your reproductive health and fertility issues after all.