Black discharge at the end of menstruation

Many women usually find that their menstrual period is dark when it is almost over, and many women do not know whether this is normal. So, is it normal for the menstrual period to be black when it is almost over? If the menstrual period is dark, how should we deal with it? Next, the gynecologist will give some professional explanations, hoping to help everyone.

When the menstrual period is almost over, it is gray and abnormal. There are actually many reasons why the menstrual blood turns black. One is that gynecological inflammation causes the menstrual blood to turn black; the other is that the patient has a cold body. The most common body cold disease is what Chinese medicine calls uterine cold. Its main clinical symptoms include decreased menstrual volume, lower abdominal pain, and blood clots during menstruation. Some women also have adverse manifestations such as cold limbs and sweating.

In addition, gynecologists tell everyone that women's physical condition is too high and it will also cause symptoms such as dark menstrual blood. At this time, women's menstrual volume will generally be very small. In order to ensure that the menstrual period does not turn dark, everyone must first take good care of their uterus and ovaries. As long as the uterus and ovaries are healthy, there will basically be no problems with menstruation. Women should learn how to take care of their ovaries and regulate their menstruation. Menstruation is due to the regular changes in female ovarian hormones, which causes the regular shedding of the female uterine wall and causes vaginal bleeding. If a woman's menstruation is delayed, or if her menstruation is abnormal, or her menstrual flow is too much or too little, it may be a sign that the woman's ovaries are already disordered.

After reading the above gynecological experts' introduction to the adverse symptoms of black discharge at the end of menstruation, I believe that many female friends have already had a more professional and detailed understanding of the methods of regulating menstruation. I hope all female friends can recover their health as soon as possible. In addition, gynecologists suggest that everyone should drink less cold water during menstruation, wear more clothes, avoid eating ice cream, and avoid swimming. Catching a cold will cause the menstrual blood to turn black.