Patient's question:
I have always had some irregular periods, with dark blood clots accompanying them, and a relatively large amount of flow. Before each menstrual period, I experience lower abdominal pain. Why is the amount of menstrual flow small but the duration long?Doctor's answer:
Treating menstrual disorders generally falls into two major categories. The second category is caused by neuroendocrine disorders, including uterine bleeding during puberty and menopause, both of which are brought on by this. The third major category is primarily caused by changes in many reproductive organs, including inflammation of the reproductive organs. For example, endometritis, tumors, and tumors growing on the uterus (excluding ovarian tumors, including many granulosa cell tumors of the ovary). These tumors excrete estrogen, which can cause menstrual disorders. In addition, the ovaries excrete androgens, which can also interfere with menstruation and lead to menstrual disorders. Nowadays, many young girls go on diets, control their diet, which can also cause psychogenic anorexia and also cause menstrual disorders. This is due to malnutrition. It is recommended to go to a regular hospital for a specific and detailed examination to confirm the cause and then treat it accordingly.