My period has not ended for more than ten days

There are some phenomena in life that deserve our attention, as they may be precursors to some diseases! ! ! This is not a joke. Some major diseases have some precursors in the early stages. If we pay attention, we can prevent them before they happen. Menstruation, as a women's physiological period, is a very important reminder. If your period doesn't come or comes early, or if your period is too little or too much, it may be that there is something wrong with your body. At this time we should seek medical treatment in time, otherwise we will delay the best treatment time. Let’s take a look at our question today.

Menstruation has not ended for more than ten days:

1. Most women's menstrual cycles are regular, and having a period once a month is a normal physiological phenomenon. However, with the onset of menstruation, many women will experience mild or severe physical discomfort, such as abdominal pain, poor spirits, etc. Here are 7 diseases that are easy to occur during menstruation for female friends.

Menstrual arthritis

Some women may experience joint pain during menstruation, especially knee pain, which may be accompanied by mild swelling and deep tenderness in the joints, and worsen when walking (especially going down stairs). Some scholars believe that during menstruation, hormone secretion in the body changes, causing water and salt metabolism disorders. When too much water and salt accumulate in the body, symptoms such as swollen and painful joints, abdominal distension, and breast pain may occur.

Menstrual rash

Some women develop millet-sized herpes around the lips or wings of the nose before and after menstruation without any other cause, with a burning and itching sensation, or polymorphic rashes such as papules, erythema, and blisters on the chest, back, limbs, etc. These rashes are clearly related to the menstrual cycle. The cause may be an allergic reaction caused by increased progesterone secretion from the ovaries, so it is an allergic skin disease.

Menstrual toothache

Some adolescent girls may experience toothache before or after menstruation, but it is usually a one-time attack. Some women also experience symptoms such as gingival congestion, redness, swelling and spontaneous bleeding. This is mostly because the estrogen concentration in the body increases during menstruation, which increases the concentration of gingival hormones, stimulates special receptors in the gums, causes the blood vessels in the dental pulp and periodontal membrane to dilate and swell, and then compresses local nerves and induces it. Generally, after the menstruation is over, the swelling of the gums is relieved and the toothache disappears.

2. If you have ever experienced any of the following conditions, please pay attention to your menstrual health.

1. Severe pain that cannot be relieved by painkillers. Period cramps that suddenly become severe and difficult to relieve are often a warning sign of endometriosis, which is the shedding of some of the uterine lining outside the uterus. In addition, severe pain during sexual intercourse or when bending over in daily life may also be caused by this symptom.

2. The amount of menstruation increases dramatically. This condition may mean that you have uterine fibroids growing in your body. It is usually harmless to the human body, but the increased menstrual bleeding caused by it can lead to anemia. This tumor also has a small chance of causing blockage of blood vessels in the uterus or turning into a malignant tumor.

3. Heavy bleeding accompanied by severe pain. The combination of these two symptoms may mean that you have pelvic inflammatory disease, an infection of the reproductive system that is usually caused by the chlamydia bacteria. Another symptom of pelvic inflammatory disease is bleeding after sexual intercourse. If not diagnosed and treated in time, pelvic inflammatory disease can easily cause infertility.

4. Sudden severe pelvic pain. Severe lower abdominal pain may be caused by a ruptured ovarian cyst. The severe pain caused by this rupture usually starts on one side of the lower abdomen and quickly spreads to the entire abdomen. This pain is completely different from dysmenorrhea.

There are five harmful effects of sexual intercourse during menstruation:

1. Due to the excitement of both parties, the insertion of the penis will cause the female genitals to become congested, leading to increased menstrual volume and prolonged menstruation;

2. Having sex during menstruation may cause uterine contraction during sexual impulse, which may squeeze endometrial fragments into the pelvic cavity, causing endometriosis and leading to infertility.

3. During menstruation, menstrual secretions enter the male urethra and may also cause urethritis;

4. Having sex during menstruation may cause sperm to meet the damaged endometrium and overflowing blood cells, and even enter the blood, which may induce the production of anti-sperm antibodies, leading to immune infertility and sterility.

5. Having sex during menstruation may cause the male reproductive organs to bring bacteria into the vagina. Menstrual blood is a good breeding ground for bacteria and other microorganisms. Bacteria can easily multiply and spread along the many tiny wounds and ruptured blood vessels in the endometrium, infecting the endometrium and even affecting the fallopian tubes and pelvic organs, thus causing unnecessary trouble to the woman.