Withdrawal bleeding picture color

Many people are not very familiar with withdrawal bleeding. It is a very common phenomenon in our daily life. After taking birth control pills, people will experience withdrawal bleeding. Don't worry about withdrawal bleeding. Generally, withdrawal bleeding will not last for a long time. After three to five days, the withdrawal bleeding in women will disappear by itself, so don't have to be too stressed.

Withdrawal Bleeding Photo Tone

The color of withdrawal bleeding is not much different from that of menstruation. The blood on the patient's body is generally dark red. In fact, withdrawal bleeding is caused by the shedding of the uterine wall in the woman's body, so there is not much difference between withdrawal and menstruation. Of course, withdrawal bleeding does not mean menstruation. In fact, after a woman has withdrawal bleeding, she may still have menstruation. When a woman will have menstruation depends mainly on whether the contraceptive measures are successful. If the contraceptive measures are successful, she will have menstruation, so everyone does not need to worry.

The withdrawal bleeding does not last very long, usually three to five days, so the bleeding is not very heavy. Withdrawal bleeding will occur after taking long-term or short-term contraceptives. Of course, we usually recommend patients to choose short-term contraceptives, because long-term contraceptives have certain harm to human physical and mental health, and are not highly recommended for everyone to use. Short-term contraceptives have relatively little harm to people, and can even help women regulate their menstrual periods, which is beneficial to women's health.

Women will experience withdrawal bleeding after taking medications. It is a very common phenomenon in our daily life. It is mainly because women's estrogen levels are affected by the medication, which has a great negative impact on people's physical and mental health. There is no need to worry about withdrawal bleeding. Just treat it as menstruation. Put a sanitary napkin on your body to avoid getting your clothes dirty. Generally, the bleeding will stop after three to five days.