Menstruation is intermittent and unclean

Every mature woman has to go through a few days of menstruation every month. This period is quite painful. On the one hand, there are some menstrual syndromes, and on the other hand, it brings inconvenience to life and work. Some women also experience abdominal pain or back pain during their menstrual period, which can be a very difficult few days. Some women have intermittent periods during their periods. What’s going on?

The normal menstrual period is three to seven days. If it exceeds seven days or there is prolonged menstrual bleeding, it requires attention. It is necessary to go to the hospital for a thorough check-up. Only after a clear diagnosis can treatment be carried out. This matter cannot be ignored. It may be caused by endocrine disorders or gynecological diseases. You can have a gynecological examination to check. If there is any problem, you must seek treatment as soon as possible. At the same time, you should pay attention to get more rest, keep your emotions stable, keep your genitals clean, and avoid catching cold. This can also easily lead to menstrual abnormalities.

(l) Decreased estrogen secretion. When a woman ovulates, she may experience a small amount of bleeding due to the decrease in estrogen levels, which makes it impossible to maintain normal endometrial growth. When the corpus luteum forms after ovulation and secretes sufficient amounts of estrogen and progesterone, the endometrium is repaired and bleeding stops.

(2) Luteal insufficiency. It can be seen in women with premature luteal recession, where the corpus luteum secretes insufficient estrogen and progesterone to support the endometrium; or the endometrium responds poorly, resulting in a small amount of bleeding a few days before menstruation, followed by normal menstrual cycles.

(3) The corpus luteum atrophy is incomplete and lasts too long. Due to incomplete atrophy of the corpus luteum, estrogen and progesterone cannot drop rapidly, and the endometrium sheds irregularly, resulting in bleeding.

(4) Delayed endometrial repair. After the patient's menstrual cycle, the follicles of the next cycle fail to grow and develop in time, and the secretion of estrogen is insufficient, which cannot make the endometrium regenerate well and repair the wound to stop bleeding. Therefore, the menstrual cycle can be delayed until after ovulation.