Heavy menstrual bleeding like water

It is normal to have heavier menstrual flow in the first few days of menstruation. It is not abnormal to have blood clots. It is related to the degree of uterine wall shedding. If the menstrual flow exceeds 8b250l, you need to see what causes it. Long-term menorrhagia may be caused by infection, endometriosis, uterine fibroids, blood disease, or abnormal function. Suggestions: Check B-ultrasound and six sex hormones to find out the cause and then use medication. Pay attention to keeping warm and getting enough rest during menstruation.

When a woman has very heavy menstrual flow that is like a stream of water, it is called menorrhagia. The cause of excessive menstruation may be adenomyosis causing the uterine volume to expand, uterine fibroids affecting uterine contractions, or excessively thick uterine walls. For women with low platelet count, due to coagulation disorder, it may also cause heavy menstrual flow, so they need to go to the hospital for gynecological examination, B-ultrasound, blood routine examination and coagulation function test to diagnose the actual cause.

Sometimes a heavy menstrual flow may be caused by factors such as mentality, natural environment, and drugs. Excessive menstrual flow is often caused by:

1. Due to excessive secretion of ovarian estrogen, or long-term stimulation of the uterine wall causing it to proliferate beyond normal thickness, bleeding increases during miscarriage. Such as male sexual dysfunction and abnormal uterine bleeding without ovulation.

2. Caused by organic gynecological diseases. Uterine fibroids, uterine polyps, etc.

3. Mental factors, fatigue, childbirth, IUDs, etc. can also cause heavy menstrual flow.

4. In some patients, the spiral arteries in the uterine wall are rich and colorful, or the vascular elasticity is increased, which can also cause,

Therefore, you need to go to a regular hospital for a gynecological examination before treatment.