My period came a little but then disappeared. What's going on?

For many women, menstruation is a distressing experience that is inconvenient and uncomfortable. If not, there will be problems with the body. If the menstrual period comes too often, it is very inconvenient, but if the menstrual period comes too little, it may be considered abnormal. Therefore, it can be seen that the menstrual period is an indicator of women's physical and mental health. But nowadays many people suffer from scanty menstrual flow, which is very distressing. Is it normal that the first day of menstruation comes but then disappears a little bit?

In fact, a normal menstrual cycle is 4 to 7 days, and the bleeding is about 59ml. If the menstrual period is less than 2 days, or if too few sanitary napkins are used during the menstrual period, it is an obvious manifestation of small menstrual flow. Generally, scanty menstrual flow is a typical symptom of irregular menstruation. The scanty menstrual bleeding is a condition caused by a decrease in estrogen concentration, which can thicken the uterine wall. If the estrogen content is low, it will lead to less menstrual flow, causing the uterine wall to soften, which will have a certain impact on physical and mental health.

In addition, factors that cause scanty menstruation include endocrine abnormalities, gynecological inflammation, etc. Conditions such as uterine wall movement and cervicitis can cause this condition. Low menstrual flow may also be a symptom caused by factors such as polycystic ovary and premature ovarian failure. Moreover, menstruation is a phenomenon that occurs with the changes in the uterine and ovarian cycles. If the uterus is underdeveloped, only a small amount of uterine wall will fall off during the menstrual cycle, which will result in less menstrual flow. If the secretion of growth hormone is abnormal, the uterine wall will not grow to the required thickness, which will lead to a decrease in menstrual flow. In addition, factors such as excessive dieting, irregular work and rest, and a bad attitude will also affect the endocrine environment and cause abnormalities in hormone levels.

Therefore, patients do not need to lose weight too much, but should pay attention to maintaining a balanced nutrition. The work and rest time must be regular. If there is no good work and rest time habit, it may cause endocrine problems in the patient, thus affecting the menstrual period. Patients must also maintain adequate sleep. Deficiency of Qi and blood will also reduce menstrual flow, so sleep quality is also very important. In addition, patients must also adjust their own mental state. Some negative emotions can also cause endocrine abnormalities, so it is very important to maintain a happy mood. At the same time, you should also pay attention to your diet and eat more foods rich in iron. After the menstrual period, it is best not to make yourself too tired, because fatigue can affect the body's organs and also affect the basal metabolism. As long as they can persist for some time, the patient will be able to recover as soon as possible.