Menstrual shedding of large pieces of endometrium

Generally speaking, your period is due to the shedding of the uterine wall, but many women have normal blood during their periods, and rarely you will find that your uterine wall is really shedding, but some women sometimes find that there is a phenomenon of lumpy shedding of the endometrium once or twice. So what is the reason for the lumpy endometrium to fall off during menstruation?

Causes of lumpy endometrium during menstruation

During menstruation, a large amount of endometrium sheds, which is generally considered to be a manifestation of heavy menstrual bleeding. It is often related to diet, exercise, mentality, etc., and may also be caused by inflammation. The shedding of the uterine wall is actually a form of expression of the menstrual cycle. The menstrual cycle is just a condition. Its essence is the reproduction of the uterine wall composed of cells and glandular ducts. At the beginning of each menstrual cycle, the uterine wall will become thicker. It is recommended that you do an ultrasound three days after your menstrual period is over.

Don't worry, it is a very normal situation. Since the discharged egg is not fertilized, usually 9-10 days after ovulation, the corpus luteum shrinks, the secretion of estrogen and estrogen decreases, and the uterine wall gradually shrinks, falls off, and bleeds. This is the main manifestation of menarche. It is normal for the endometrium to shed during menstruation. Implementation suggestions: It is recommended to pay attention to the hygiene of the private parts and actively treat pelvic inflammation. Pay attention to follow-up visits.

The growth and development of the uterine wall is related to the cyclical changes of estrogen and progesterone. Before menstruation, the sudden decrease of estrogen and progesterone will cause the uterine wall to lose female hormones and become exfoliated. Therefore, when you have your period, in addition to blood, there will also be mucus from the uterine wall or cervix in the vagina discharged. Some patients will find that there are lumps of rotten meat-like tissue in the blood. When pregnancy is ruled out, it is mainly considered to be caused by uterine wall exfoliation. It is a normal condition and there is no need to worry. Most of them are considered to be a typical symptom caused by blood stasis due to deficiency of qi and blood after childbirth. It is recommended to consider the use of some medicines to nourish blood and promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis.

What is the endometrium?

The thickness of the endometrium varies at different stages of the menstrual cycle. It is recommended that you do an intravaginal B-ultrasound three days after the menstrual period ends to determine the actual thickness of the uterine wall. If the uterine wall is thick, it is easy to have severe menstrual pain, and it is difficult for the sperm and egg to combine and implant! It means that the endometrium of the uterus is thicker than that of ordinary people. The thickness of the endometrium cannot determine whether you can get pregnant. Whether there is an ovulation period is the key to whether you can get pregnant. The normal range is generally 0.2-1.0 cm.

The uterine wall is composed of unilateral columnar epithelial cells and culture matrix. The culture medium is a layer of connective tissue whose thickness changes under the influence of growth hormones. Simple tubular ducts run from the surface of the uterine wall to the tip of the uterus, and the spiral aorta provides a rich blood supply. It is divided into a high-density layer and a sponge layer. This layer is close to the uterine cavity, undergoes regular changes under the influence of estrogen, and falls off at the beginning of menstruation. My mortal enemy, you don’t understand. Your menstruation and childbirth depend on it. The thickness of the uterine wall is also mainly determined by it.