Black menstrual blood on the first day of menstrual period

In our daily life, many women find that their menstrual discharge is gray and black on the first day of their menstrual period. This phenomenon is very common. It may be due to external damage to the woman's abdomen, causing blood accumulation in the abdomen, and the accumulated blood will be discharged through the vagina. Some women have tumors or damage in their abdomen. We should have a certain understanding of the reasons for the black menstrual period on the first day of the menstrual period.

Some women may suffer abdominal injuries while playing and making noise with others. The abdomen of women is relatively sensitive. Once they suffer severe external force, the abdominal organs may be damaged or bleed. If the body cannot completely absorb this type of blood, it may be discharged through the woman's vagina, so women may have dark menstrual blood on the first day of their period.

Some women may have a poor physical constitution, and their body is cold, so blood is likely to accumulate in their uterus. If this kind of blood cannot be cleared for a long time, it may mutate and the color may turn black, so women will have black menstruation when they discharge. Menstrual abnormalities are mainly caused by poor blood circulation, too little exercise, and physical fitness factors.

The reasons why dark menstrual discharge appears on the first day of menstruation may be different for different people. For some people, it may be due to tumors in the uterus or abdomen. The tumor will cause compression on women's organs, which may cause organ damage. If there is a lesion, it may damage the woman's normal cells and cause bleeding. And this kind of blood will accumulate in the woman's abdomen. If it is discharged during the woman's menstrual period, it may turn black.

Generally speaking, in our daily life, many people have dark menstrual blood on the first day of menstruation, which makes patients more worried. There are many reasons for this condition, such as abdominal injury, poor blood circulation, cold body constitution, or the presence of lesions and tumors. No matter what factors cause the patient's dark menstruation, the patient should go to a reliable hospital for regular check-ups and treatments, so as not to delay the disease and avoid harming the body.