What to do if there are lumps during menstruation

Menstruation is a physiological reaction that every female friend will experience, and the timing of this physiological reaction can also be inferred. However, sometimes, some female friends may encounter such a problem, that is, during the menstrual period, there will be lumps of menstruation. What causes this? What should I do? So next I will give you a detailed introduction on what to do if you have lumps during menstruation.

There are two possibilities. One is that the blood stasis is too heavy and forms a blood clot, and the other is the endometrium.

As for blood clots in menstruation, we say that it is mainly directly related to cold uterus or irregular menstruation. That is to say, when women are menstruating or at the beginning of their period, they may eat cold food or catch a cold, which may cause blood clots. In addition, women who are angry and have a bad temper generally have blood clots in their semen, which is also a manifestation of qi stagnation and blood stasis. As long as you adjust your lifestyle and relax your mood, you can see a great improvement. And be sure to drink some brown sugar water the day before your period, while it is hot, as this will help relieve dysmenorrhea.

The flesh in menstruation is mostly directly related to the shedding of endometrium. Some people usually have endometrium excreted with urine when going to the toilet, but they don't pay attention to it when they flush. However, if you don't go to the toilet in time, the shedding endometrium may appear on your sanitary napkin. At this time, women will misunderstand you and think you have some disease. This all starts with menstruation.

Menstruation occurs when the endometrium reaches a certain thickness, or a cycle, and then begins to fall off gradually before menstruation. When menstruation comes, it will be discharged from the body along with the menstrual blood. In fact, it is caused by the normal menstrual process, and women do not need to worry too much.

The above is an introduction to the treatment methods for menstrual lumps. At this point, I have reason to believe that after the above detailed introduction, everyone should have a comprehensive and full understanding and knowledge of the treatment methods for menstrual lumps. In fact, as long as everyone can develop good living habits in daily life, then I believe that many adverse symptoms can be avoided.