Is it normal not to have your period at night?

Some girls have heavy menstrual flow, but some girls have very little menstrual flow. These are not good things, so girls should take good care of their bodies and improve this situation. What I want to talk about today is: What is the reason why girls have less menstruation? If you want to understand where the problem lies, keep reading.

What is the reason for less menstruation?

Small menstrual flow is caused by low estrogen levels. Estrogen can stimulate the proliferation and thickening of the uterine wall. The proliferating endometrium will shed and bleed to produce menstruation. Low levels of estrogen in the body can cause the endometrium to not be thick enough and there is less bleeding during menstruation. In your case, it is recommended that you have an endocrine test to see if the estrogen level in your body is normal. Eat more light foods, whole grains, and less junk food. It is recommended that you take deer placenta cream or motherwort to recuperate.

The normal menstrual period is 3-7 days, the menstrual volume is 30-60ml, and during the heaviest menstrual period, 3-5 sanitary napkins are needed in one day. If the menstrual period is within the above-mentioned conditions, then the menstrual period is basically normal. If the menstrual period is less than the above conditions and the menstrual flow is light, we should first understand whether there are factors that cause damage to the uterine wall, such as repeated abortion history, intrauterine operation, curettage, etc., which may cause damage to the uterine wall and reduce the menstrual flow. If this happens, a hysteroscopy should be performed first to determine whether there is intrauterine adhesion. If there is intrauterine adhesion, it needs to be separated. After the operation, the uterine wall should be repaired with Progynova plus corpus luteum copper for treatment.

If there are no high-risk factors for uterine wall damage, it is recommended to check six sex hormones and thyroid hormone on the 3rd to 5th day of menstruation to understand the ovarian and endocrine status, determine the cause of the reduced menstrual volume, and then treat it with medication according to the test results.