Why is the menstrual flow so heavy at 48?

Many people know that girls start to have their periods when they reach a certain age. The symptoms of menstruation for girls of different age groups are also different. The younger the girl, the heavier the menstrual flow and the longer the menstrual period lasts, while the opposite is true for the older girl. However, this kind of situation often happens, that is, many women will have continuous menstruation during menopause, so why is the menstrual flow so heavy at the age of 48?

Why is my menstrual flow so heavy at the age of 48?

1. Pelvic Inflammation

There are many women over 48 who suffer from pelvic inflammation. This pelvic inflammation will cause poor blood circulation in the uterus, and may even cause uterine atrophy or pelvic congestion, resulting in delayed menstruation, heavy menstruation, and unclean menstruation.

2. Uterine fibroids

Many women over the age of 48 suffer from uterine fibroids, which have a great impact on menstruation, especially uterine and cervical fibroids, which can cause the area of ​​the uterine cavity to expand and abnormal contraction, which can cause irregular menstruation.

3. Bleeding due to imbalance of uterine function

If a 48-year-old woman has anovulatory uterine bleeding and irregular uterine wall shedding, it is because of endocrine disorders that cause long menstruation and result in unclean menstruation. Special attention should be paid to the unclean menstruation caused by these symptoms.

Reasons for heavy menstrual flow in beautiful girls:

1. Excessive heat: The body is yang-strong and has internal fire, plus eating too much spicy food; or the liver qi is stagnant and damages the body fluid, or there is external wind, cold, heat, etc., which cause heat to disturb the blood and spread to the Chong and Ren meridians. When it occurs, it forces the blood to flow abnormally, thus increasing the menstrual volume.

2. Blood stasis: Depression is often not expelled, resulting in qi stagnation, blood stasis and blood accumulation. Or during the menstrual period or after childbirth, the blood chamber is opening, the blood is condensed by cold or heat, and blood stasis blocks the Chong and Ren meridians, preventing new blood from flowing through the meridians; resulting in increased menstrual volume.

3. Qi deficiency: People who are weak and sickly have sinking Qi in the middle, and coupled with anxiety, or caused by diet, or excessive fatigue, or after a serious illness for a long time, their Qi becomes more deficient. During this period, they cannot control Chong and Ren meridians, and the blood in the meridians flows out, resulting in excessive menstruation.

4. Deficiency fire: weak and sickly body with insufficient yin and fluid, or yin damaged after fever, or long-term high-temperature work, severe heat damages fluid; or emotional injury, secret consumption of yin and fluid, or caused by sexual intercourse, damages kidney qi, etc., making yin unable to control yang, yang hyperactivity and fire, heat disturbing Chong and Ren, causing irregular menstruation, and thus increasing menstrual volume.