How many days does menstruation usually last?

The so-called rebound menstruation generally means that after the menstrual blood stops, the symptoms of menstruation appear again, which is often caused by obstruction of endometrial shedding. However, the return of menstruation is generally considered to be a normal phenomenon, so generally no treatment or treatment is required. In addition, elderly women may also experience the return of menstruation after menopause, which is usually caused by estrogen stimulation. Let’s discuss how many days the menstrual period usually lasts.

Menstrual flashback occurs within 1-3 days after the menstrual period is over. During flashback, a small amount of vaginal secretions may contain blood or brown secretions. The causes of women's flashbacks are mostly related to sexual life, cold, excessive fatigue, and exercise. During the period of ebb tide, women should pay attention to maintaining daily cleanliness of their private parts, refrain from sexual intercourse, and avoid eating cold or cold foods. Ebb tide is a normal physiological phenomenon and women should not be nervous. Some women will not experience ebb tide after the menstrual period is completely over. This is mostly related to individual differences of women and the beginning of the rise of estrogen in the body.

After the menstrual period is over, women should pay attention to improving nutrition, eating and living regularly, and arranging time reasonably, which is also conducive to the normal development of the menstrual cycle.

The menstrual period is controlled by the regularity of uterine and ovarian hormones, resulting in regular shedding of the endometrium and bleeding. Women in estrus have more complete reproductive functions and their uterus and ovaries have regular ovulation periods. Therefore, the menstrual cycle and menstrual period are very regular, and the menstrual volume is normal. The duration of each menstrual period is called the menstrual period, which is generally 2-8 days, with an average of 4-6 days. However, within 3 years after the first menstruation, because the ovaries have not fully developed, irregular cycles may occur, with varying amounts of menstruation, and the timing of each menarche may also be irregular.