I didn't have my period but I have pink blood

The color of menstrual blood can reflect a woman's physical and mental health. When the color of menstrual blood is abnormal, female friends need to be vigilant. They may have bad habits during menstruation, or have gynecological inflammation without discovering it. While paying attention to the color of menstrual blood, women should also pay attention to the menstrual cycle, the duration of menstruation, the amount of menstruation, and whether they have any uncomfortable symptoms. So what is the reason for pink blood even though my period has not come?

What is pink menstrual blood?

Menstruation can usually immediately reflect the physical and mental health problems of female friends. Generally speaking, menstruation is a mixture of blood and some fallen uterine wall, cervical mucus and female secretions. It is dark in color, a bit sticky, and not easy to turn into blood clots. If you look closely, you will see small and thin fragments. If your menstrual discharge is often light pink and lighter in color, it may be related to the following reasons:

1. Deficiency of both Qi and blood Long-term fasting to lose weight, malnutrition, postpartum hemorrhage, major surgery in the past, or major or medium-sized traumatic bleeding, etc., may lead to deficiency of both Qi and blood in the human body. Deficiency of both Qi and blood leads to the reduction of the functions of the five internal organs, resulting in symptoms such as chills and cold limbs, fatigue, shortness of breath, pale complexion, numbness of hands and feet, insomnia, memory loss, palpitations, etc. In terms of menstruation, women also have symptoms such as small amount of menstruation, light color, delayed or amenorrhea.

2. Kidney deficiency

In real life, many women are born with insufficient kidney essence. In addition, poor acquired conditioning will naturally affect the circulation of blood and qi. In addition, poor acquired diet, long-term illness, excessive sexual intercourse, or frequent abortions can also cause kidney deficiency. Kidney deficiency can cause symptoms such as low charm, fatigue, fear of cold, cold limbs, sore waist and knees, low libido, uterine cold infertility, and thin secretions. In addition, Qi deficiency and blood stasis can cause blockage of the Chong and Ren meridians, menstrual disorders or obstruction, frequent lower abdominal pain, small menstrual volume, and light-colored menstruation.

If this phenomenon occurs for a relatively short time, only 1-2 days, you can continue to observe, because some people may have normal menarche after 3-4 days. This is caused by incomplete contraction of the corpus luteum in women's bodies. If after 3-4 days, the blood is still pink, first of all, you should rule out pregnancy-related diseases and do a urine test to see if you are pregnant. If you are pregnant, it may be that the body's female hormones are too low to maintain the uterine wall, causing it to fall off. There is also a situation where you need to rule out the possibility of ectopic pregnancy. So if you have pink blood when your period is due, and it's still the same for 5-6 days, it's best to go to the hospital to test the human chorionic gonadotropin.