What happens when my period comes a little bit and then disappears?

Menstruation is something that women are always concerned about, because in modern life, more and more women suffer from the distress caused by menstrual problems. Menstruation is affectionately called "Aunt Flo" by women. It is the physical reaction that women pay the most attention to. It basically occurs regularly, causing a certain impact on women's lives. But what happens if "Aunt Flo" comes a little bit and then disappears? Let’s take a look at the explanation below.

If your period comes a little bit and then stops, it may be because you caught a cold before or after your period; or it may be because you ate raw or cold food, causing your period to come a little bit and then stop; or it may be because you mistake threatened miscarriage for your period. Therefore, if this happens, it is recommended to check in time. You can do a blood HCG test to find out whether the small amount of menstruation is caused by pregnancy. If it is caused by pregnancy, if you plan to have a child, you should do a progesterone test.

Estradiol examination and color Doppler ultrasound examination require timely fetal preservation treatment, because if bleeding occurs during pregnancy, it is a symptom of threatened abortion. If the bleeding is not caused by pregnancy, a color Doppler ultrasound examination should be performed to understand the condition of the endometrium and adnexa. If the endometrium is relatively thick, progesterone can be given to cause withdrawal bleeding and observe the condition of the next menstruation. Be sure to keep warm before and after your period and avoid eating spicy foods.

There are many reasons for scanty menstruation, such as endocrine disorders, gynecological inflammation, changes in mental environment, anemia, etc. In addition, it may be due to the endometrium itself, such as endometrial tuberculosis causing endometrial lesions or artificial abortion, and curettage causing thin endometrium. Long-term scanty menstruation may cause amenorrhea or infertility. It is recommended to go to the hospital for examination in time, identify the cause and actively treat the symptoms to avoid affecting your health. Find the cause and provide targeted treatment.