What can I eat less during menstruation?

The small amount of menstrual flow is considered to be an endocrine problem. If there is an endocrine imbalance and the secretion of estrogen is too low, there will be a small amount of menstruation. You can use hormone drugs to regulate the endocrine system. Only after the body's hormones are adjusted to normal can the menstrual volume be normal. You can take ethinyl estradiol cyproterone acetate tablets on the 5th day of the menstrual period and continue to take them for 21 days. You cannot interrupt during this period. If the medication is interrupted, withdrawal bleeding will occur and sufficient estrogen should be supplemented. On the 17th day, progesterone should be supplemented, which belongs to the treatment of artificial cycle.

Women during menstruation should refrain from eating spicy food or cold food. During the menstrual period, due to the changes in female hormones in the body, there will be appropriate changes in appetite and food desire. Many women like to eat spicy food and irritating food, but it is recommended to avoid it, because the use of such food can easily cause gynecological inflammation, such as vaginitis, vulvitis, urethritis, etc., which will also affect the changes in the menstrual period and cause menstrual irregularities. You can eat more fruits and vegetables, drink more warm water, and also pay special attention to the hygiene of your lower body and change sanitary napkins frequently.

If the menstrual flow is scanty and organic diseases are ruled out, you can take Motherwort Capsules, Bazhen Yimu Capsules or Guizhi Fuling Capsules, all of which can effectively treat scanty menstruation. It is recommended to start taking it orally one week before the menstruation and continue until the menstrual period is over to observe whether there is any change in the menstrual flow. If the menstrual flow increases, it is recommended to take it again next month and continue taking it for three menstrual cycles.

If the menstrual volume does not change, it is recommended to do the following tests in clinical medicine to understand the cause of the decreased menstrual period and then provide drug treatment. First, on the 2nd or 3rd day of your period, have a blood test to check six sex hormones. Second, do B-ultrasound examination to understand the thickness of the uterine wall, so as to clinically rule out whether the reduced menstrual volume is caused by incomplete adhesions in the uterine cavity, and then clinically give drug treatment.