Delayed menstruation with blood clots

Some female friends may experience symptoms such as delayed menstruation and blood clots. This is mainly caused by too much moisture in the body. It is recommended that everyone should pay attention to keeping warm, especially in winter, be careful not to wear too thin clothes. There are many reasons for delayed menstruation and blood clots. It is recommended that you read the article to understand the causes and treatments of delayed menstruation and blood clots.

Delayed menstruation with a lot of blood clots

If there is blood clots in the menstrual period, it means that the coldness in the body is too strong. In this case, you should pay attention to keeping warm and not pursue fashion by wearing too little or too thin clothes. Secondly, excessive use of air conditioning in the summer, eating too many cold drinks, and consuming too much cold food in the autumn, such as crabs, persimmons, etc., will cause severe coldness in the body and lead to blood clots during menstruation. Although this phenomenon is quite common and normal, we still need to pay attention to regulation.

If there is too much bleeding to be discharged in time, it will coagulate into a blood clot. Often, the blood clot may be caused by a large amount of bleeding at this time, so it forms a clot. When menstrual blood comes out, the endometrium will fall off, but it may be some fragments, and the blood clots should still come from the blood vessels that supply the endometrium. It is normal to have blood clots during menstruation, but female friends should also pay attention to regulating their bodies in their daily lives.

If you often have excessive menstrual bleeding and blood clots, you should suspect possible lesions such as uterine fibroids, endometriomas, endometrial polyps, uterine enlargement, or even blood problems. Blood clots during menstruation caused by this reason are abnormal.

Who's menstrual blood is prone to black blood clots

1. Sitting for long periods of time

Many working women need to sit for long periods of time at work, and this fixed posture can easily lead to menstrual disorders. If the menstrual blood does not flow out, it will accumulate in the uterine cavity, which can sometimes be the cause of dysmenorrhea. After all, if you suddenly stand up after sitting for a long time, the accumulated menstrual blood will flow out, which is so painful.

Therefore, it is recommended that women who sit in the office for a long time should do the following no matter how busy they are: stand up and move around for five to ten minutes every hour.

Please be sure to move, even if you are not menstruating.

2. Abnormal uterine position

Conditions such as excessive anteversion or retroversion of the uterus can cause menstrual blood to be retained in the uterine cavity for a long time, thereby promoting the production of black blood clots. This condition can be divided into congenital and acquired forms.

3. Heavy menstrual flow

Under normal circumstances, the total amount of blood loss during a menstrual period is 50-60ml. If the amount of bleeding is greater than 80ml, we will determine that the woman has excessive menstrual bleeding. Women with this problem must pay attention to the risk of anemia. When symptoms of dizziness occur, they must rest in time and avoid activities.

For women with heavy menstrual flow, if the sanitary napkins or tampons they use during menstruation fail to absorb the menstrual blood in time, causing menstrual blood retention, black blood clots may also appear. It should be noted that if the above symptoms have already appeared and do not improve after rest, you should seek medical attention in time. In addition, you should also be alert to some gynecological inflammations (such as endometritis) that can cause increased menstrual bleeding. However, excessive menstrual bleeding is not the only manifestation of gynecological inflammation. We can also confirm gynecological inflammation by observing other symptoms, such as abnormal leucorrhea, abdominal pain and discomfort, etc. If inflammation does exist, it also needs prompt treatment.