How to distinguish menstruation from uterine bleeding

Many female friends take it for granted that their period has come after vaginal bleeding. In fact, in daily life, vaginal bleeding is not only caused by menstruation. In some cases, some symptoms may also occur. This type of bleeding is different from menstrual bleeding. The more common one is functional uterine bleeding, commonly known as functional uterine bleeding.

Female friends have more or less knowledge about some common gynecological diseases, such as irregular menstruation. However, I believe that many women are relatively unfamiliar with symptoms such as functional uterine bleeding. In order to correctly distinguish between menstruation and functional bleeding, the following aspects should be used for distinction:

How to distinguish functional uterine bleeding from menstruation

1. Pay attention to the bleeding during ovulation. About ten days after the end of the menstrual period, women's vagina will continue to bleed, but it will disappear within one to two days. This phenomenon is ovulation bleeding. If the frequency of bleeding is more frequent, the amount of bleeding is larger than that of menstruation and the cycle is longer, this situation is functional uterine bleeding.

Due to excessive bleeding, many women with this condition will experience fatigue and anemia, are often depressed, and may even go into shock.

2. Observe 2 indicator values. Female friends can also make a judgment by paying attention to whether the menstrual cycle is irregular and whether the amount of abnormal uterine bleeding is excessive. The actual indicator values ​​are as follows:

1. Lack of menstruation, menstrual cycle exceeds 40 days, irregular bleeding during the period, often accompanied by too little menstrual flow.

2. Excessive menstruation, with a menstrual cycle of less than 21 days, irregular bleeding during the period, and often accompanied by excessive menstrual flow.

3. A small amount of abnormal uterine bleeding occurs in the middle and late stages of the menstrual period, often accompanied by ovulation pain. (The middle and late periods here refer to the period between two normal menstrual periods)

3. The menstrual period is continuous. The main manifestation of this situation is that although the cycle time between the two menstruations is normal, there is already a small amount of bleeding before the normal menstruation, and the color of the blood is darker, and it is not clean after the menstruation, and it is dripping.

The above is how to distinguish between menstruation and functional uterine bleeding. If you find that you meet the above conditions through self-examination, don't worry. You can choose a regular hospital for examination and treatment.

Women will experience abnormal vaginal bleeding more or less in their lives, but it is not necessarily caused by functional uterine bleeding. Other gynecological diseases may also cause it, so everyone should learn how to distinguish it. If you find that you meet the above conditions in the article, you must pay attention to it and choose a regular hospital for examination. Remember not to blindly take medicine for treatment.