Patient's question:
Female, 44. Recently, there have always been uncomfortable situations, and gradually, they became increasingly uncomfortable. Please ask: What is the reason for blood clots in menstruation?Doctor's answer:
The blood of menstruation generally never clots into blood clots, because the menstrual blood contains fibrinolysin. Fibrinolysin dissolves fibrinogen in the blood, making the menstrual blood more easily vaporized, which is beneficial for the discharge of the menstrual blood. However, sometimes, when the flow rate of menstruation is relatively high and the flow is relatively fast, fibrinolysin may not completely dissolve in a hurry, and blood clots may be produced. In such cases, small amounts of blood clots without any discomfort symptoms are considered within the normal range in clinical diagnosis. If there are excessive blood clots accompanied by discomfort in many additional areas.