What to do if menstrual bleeding continues

Menstruation is something that women experience every month. Women usually experience slight pain during their period, and their lower body will also bleed continuously during the period. Menstruation can be said to be a major flaw in the human body's structure. If some women do not pay much attention to their diet, they will often experience heavy bleeding and lower abdominal pain during menstruation. Taking painkillers will not work at this time. So how should we solve the problem of continuous bleeding from the lower body during menstruation?

1. Resting in bed when menstrual bleeding does not stop: If a woman bleeds too much, it will cause dizziness and blurred vision. If she cannot remain still at this time, it will accelerate blood circulation, thereby increasing the amount of bleeding, and the vibration caused by the movement will also aggravate uterine bleeding.

2. If menstrual bleeding does not stop, eat more blood-enriching foods: Women will be weak and their blood will be reduced during menstruation, especially when the amount of bleeding is beyond the normal range. You must eat more protein-rich foods, and you can also eat some red dates, angelica, black beans, etc.

3. Professional treatment for excessive menstrual bleeding: If it is determined that excessive bleeding is caused by organic diseases, medication to stop bleeding and surgical treatment are required. Women with excessive bleeding also need to take medical iron supplements, which can keep patients away from the harm caused by anemia and reduce the occurrence of shock and fainting!

4. Examination for excessive menstrual bleeding: This requires examination by the gynecology department of a regular hospital. Excessive menstrual bleeding may be caused by excessive estrogen secretion or uterine fibroids and other diseases. It can be diagnosed through B-ultrasound and six hormone tests.

5. The menstrual volume increases and the menstrual period is prolonged but the cycle is normal. It may be uterine fibroids, adenomyosis, or dysfunctional uterine bleeding. In addition, those who have used an intrauterine device may also have increased menstrual flow.

6. If menstrual bleeding does not stop, please keep warm: If the amount of bleeding exceeds the normal range, or even constitutes heavy bleeding, the body temperature will drop. At this time, everyone should pay attention to keeping warm actively to avoid hypothermia, which will increase the patient's chance of death!