Do enzymes affect menstruation?

Fruit enzymes are mainly probiotic powder, which generally does not affect menstruation during the period of consumption. But if your menstrual period has been affected, it may be related to your physical condition or you may have endocrine diseases. In this case, you can stop using fruit enzymes first, and then go to the hospital for a detailed examination to see what the actual cause of the menstrual disorder is.

Under the guidance of a doctor, you can actually use medicine for treatment. If you don't want to use medicine, you can also consider using Chinese herbal medicine for treatment. During the treatment period, it is best not to use fruit enzymes. Fruit enzymes are mainly used to dissolve food in the stomach and intestines and promote digestion, but the more you eat, the better. If the body does not feel uncomfortable, you can continue to take it. If the menstrual period can be restored on its own after stopping the use of fruit enzymes, it is because the irregular menstruation was caused by the fruit enzymes.

Drinking fruit enzymes will not easily affect your menstrual period. Fruit enzyme is a kind of microbial enzyme produced by fermentation of plants. It contains protein, multiple nutrients, cellulose, various carbohydrates, calcium, iron, phosphorus, zinc, magnesium and other nutrients. The ingredients in fruit enzymes can promote cell division, eliminate toxins in the intestines and blood, reduce female pigmentation chloasma, acne on the face during puberty, regulate endocrine, relieve early menstrual anxiety syndrome and menopausal syndrome, promote fat burning, beautify the skin and lose weight. However, do not drink fruit enzymes coldly to avoid irritating the stomach and causing symptoms.

Normal menstrual blood is dark red. On the first or last day of menstruation, due to the small amount of menstruation, the uterine wall falls off and bleeds less. Sometimes the uterine wall falls off and bleeds into the vagina. The female vagina has secretions, and the pH acidity of the female vagina will cause the blood to be dark brown. Therefore, the first or last day is dark brown and does not affect normal menstruation. If the menstrual discharge is dark brown on the 4th to 5th day, it means the amount is too little. You should go to the hospital for examination, especially for B-ultrasound. The gynecologist can do B-ultrasound to check the uterine wall and the development of the uterine appendages. If necessary, blood tests should be done to check six hormone items.