Why is menstruation always unclean?

Female menstruation begins at around the age of 13 and is an important sign of female sexual maturity. But recently, many middle-aged women always have unclean menstruation, which seriously affects the health of female friends. So what is the reason why women’s menstruation is always unclean? In fact, this is related to many reasons, and the IUD is one of these factors.

1. Normal menstrual period time:

Normal menstrual bleeding usually lasts for 3 to 7 days. If it lasts more than 10 days, it can be considered prolonged. Long-term excessive menstrual bleeding can lead to anemia, low blood pressure, dizziness, irritability, and in severe cases, it can even damage heart function. In order to reduce the unnecessary impact of the disease on the body, you should seek medical attention in time if your menstruation does not stop.

2. Why is menstruation always unclean?

Contraceptive ring: After women have the ring inserted, due to individual differences, some women may not adapt to the ring and will have some rejection reactions, such as irregular menstruation, increased menstrual flow, dysmenorrhea, etc.

Uterine fibroids: Gynecological diseases are an important factor that causes menstrual diseases in women and cannot be ignored. If women of childbearing age experience irregular menstruation for a long time, it is necessary to consider the possibility of uterine fibroids and should be confirmed by timely B-ultrasound examination.

Incomplete medical abortion: Incomplete medication can lead to prolonged bleeding, which can easily be mistaken by women as irregular menstruation. When the bleeding time after medical abortion exceeds 2 weeks, women should undergo B-ultrasound examination in time to check whether the medical abortion is clean and whether uterine curettage is needed.

Menstrual disorders: Menstrual disorders are a manifestation of endocrine disorders and belong to menstrual disorders. Irregular menstruation caused by endocrine disorders in women is often related to incomplete corpus luteum atrophy and prolonged endometrial repair. In addition, pelvic inflammatory disease and taking certain medications may also cause irregular menstruation.

Other factors: Common factors such as ovarian dysfunction, uterine disease, uterine cavity disease, endocrine dysfunction, gynecological inflammation, mood swings, environmental changes, overwork and excessive mental stress can affect the onset and duration of women's menstruation.