Why does my menstruation stop when it comes?

If your menstruation stops after a short while, you need to rule out pregnancy first. During pregnancy, the small amount of menstruation is mainly caused by gynecological inflammation, low estrogen levels, uterine adhesions, uterine cold, excessive dieting, too much stress, and changes in the natural environment. There are many reasons for the small amount of menarche, such as irregular daily life, gynecological inflammation, pregnancy effects, etc. The following is an in-depth analysis:

1. Women who diet too much to lose weight may have less menstrual flow.

2. Women with excessive work and rest schedules are prone to having scanty menstruation; women are stimulated by cold during their menstrual period, which can cause excessive contraction of blood vessels in the pelvis, resulting in scanty menstruation or even amenorrhea.

3. Being angry or suffering from great stimulation and psychological trauma can easily cause a small amount of menstrual flow in girls.

4. Endocrine causes, such as abnormal metabolism of various growth hormones or anovulation;

5. If tuberculosis of the uterine wall causes endometrial degeneration, or abortion or curettage causes thin endometrium, it is very easy to cause oligomenorrhea.

6. Some women still have a small amount of vaginal bleeding similar to menstruation in the early stages of pregnancy, which is mostly caused by unstable embryo implantation.

Warm reminder: If you experience scanty menstrual flow for more than 3 times in a row or have a normal sexual life, it is recommended to go to the hospital for diagnosis.

The harm of small menstrual flow to women:

The relationship between low menstrual flow and premature ovarian failure and amenorrhea:

In clinical medicine, many female patients with premature ovarian failure have early manifestations such as menstrual disorders, delayed menstrual cycles, scanty menstruation, infrequent menstruation, gradually shortened menstrual periods, and finally amenorrhea. Causes early entry into menopause. In Western medicine, a continuous decrease in menstrual volume usually indicates a change or decrease in women's estrogen levels, resulting in a decrease in ovaries.

The relationship between low menstrual flow and infertility:

(1) Many factors such as uterine and ovarian hypoplasia, mental factors, systemic diseases or long-term use of hormonal contraceptives inhibit the normal function of the uterus and ovaries, resulting in decreased or insufficient secretion of female hormones by the uterus and ovaries, insufficient endometrial proliferation and a thin endometrium, resulting in less bleeding during pregnancy and less menstrual flow.

(2) Some gynecological symptoms: causing serious damage to the uterine wall, destroying part or all of the uterine wall and resulting in scanty menstruation or even amenorrhea.

(3) Repeated rough curettage, abortion, etc., due to mechanical damage, the uterine wall cannot be repaired and rebuilt, which may lead to scanty menstruation or even amenorrhea.

(4) The ovaries are not naturally well developed or are excessively inhibited after birth, which will eventually lead to ovulatory dysfunction, insufficient endocrine levels, and insufficient endometrial hyperplasia, resulting in scanty menstruation.

Frequently asked questions

Pay attention to your diet

About a week before the first menstruation, women should avoid eating cold, spicy and irritating foods. They can drink more water and eat foods rich in cellulose to maintain smooth bowel movements. You can nourish your body by drinking brown sugar water when you have your period.

Change underwear frequently

It is appropriate to use pure cotton underwear, which is soft, comfortable and has good ventilation. Underwear that is changed frequently should be dried in the sun; wash the vulva with cold water every night to keep the private parts clean and dry.