Is it okay to take hemostatic medicine if menstruation is not coming?

Normally, a woman's menstruation should be controlled between four days and one week. Menstruation is a physiological phenomenon caused by the periodic shedding of the female endometrium, so the timing of menstruation is basically different for every woman. However, some women find that their menstruation does not stop after a long period of time. At this time, these women will be more worried that there is a problem with the uterus, so is it okay to take hemostatic drugs?

What hemostatic medicine should I take if my menstruation is not coming?

Generally speaking, do not use hemostatic drugs during menstruation, because these drugs can reduce the permeability of capillaries, cause capillaries to contract, and may cause menstrual blood flow problems. In addition, Chinese medicine or Chinese patent medicine with strong hemostatic effect should be used with caution.

At the same time, in order to prevent increased uterine bleeding, anticoagulants such as coumarin and certain Chinese herbal thrombolytic preparations should be avoided during menstruation. Bulk laxatives such as magnesium sulfate can irritate the intestinal wall and cause pelvic congestion, so they should not be used during menstruation. Other drugs, such as gastrointestinal motility drugs, should also be used with caution or avoided.

In addition to regulating irregular menstruation through food, you can also regulate menstruation by changing your lifestyle habits and avoiding mental stimulation. Women during menstruation should keep warm and avoid cold stimulation, especially pay attention to not eating raw or cold food. Also avoid overwork and maintain a happy mood.

About a week before menstruation, women should avoid eating raw, cold, spicy and irritating foods. They can drink more water, consume foods rich in fiber, and keep their bowel movements smooth. You can regulate your body by drinking brown sugar water during menstruation. Eliminate fatigue. If the body is overworked, the functions of the body's organs will be affected and the metabolism will be adversely affected. Therefore, during menstruation, women should avoid intense and prolonged exercise, pay attention to rest, ensure sleep, maintain a regular lifestyle, and avoid staying up late.