Menstruation sometimes comes and goes

The normal menstrual period for women is about 3 to 7 days, but some women have longer menstrual periods, which are sometimes intermittent. This type of menstrual period indicates that it has been affected by some unhealthy factors. So, why does menstruation appear sometimes and not at other times?

1. If a woman's menstrual period is sometimes there and sometimes not, it should be mainly considered as irregular menstruation. If it happens occasionally, you should observe it more frequently through the next menstrual cycle. If this happens for several consecutive menstrual cycles, you should be alert. It is recommended to go to the hospital for 6 estrogen tests, combined with gynecological color ultrasound examination, and make symptomatic treatment according to the test results.

2. Some married women sometimes have intermittent menstruation. It is necessary to consider whether it is related to pregnancy, especially ectopic pregnancy or ectopic pregnancy bleeding, which may be mistaken for menstruation. Therefore, it is necessary to use early pregnancy test strips to check whether there is pregnancy. In order to make a more accurate diagnosis, you can also go to the hospital for a blood test. If there is a significant increase in hcg in the blood, an accurate diagnosis can be made by combining ultrasound examination.

3. After the cause of irregular menstruation is diagnosed, menstrual regulation treatment should be carried out. During this period, you should avoid eating raw, cold and irritating foods, maintain a stable mood, reduce stress and avoid excessive mood fluctuations, get enough rest and avoid staying up late, which is beneficial to menstrual regulation treatment.

Sometimes the menstrual period comes and sometimes it doesn't. Clinically, it is recommended to give priority to routine blood tests and coagulation tests. If everything is normal, check for pregnancy-related diseases other than HCG. If HCG is positive, it should alert to the occurrence of ectopic pregnancy. At the same time, do an ultrasound examination of the uterine adnexa to understand the condition of the uterine wall and whether there is any abnormal echo in the uterine cavity. If the patient has an IUD, check whether the IUD has sunk. If it is recommended to remove the IUD, check whether there is a mass in the adnexal area. If ultrasound examination and blood test show no obvious abnormalities, hysteroscopy is recommended to confirm the diagnosis.