Patient's question:
I recently had a decrease in menstrual flow, accompanied by blood clots, and it was a bit off. I took medicine for a period of time, but as soon as I stopped, it returned to being abnormal. I'd like to ask what to pay attention to when experiencing a decrease in menstrual flow with blood clots?Doctor's answer:
Most dark menstrual blood is caused by gynecological inflammation, or it could also be due to cold body temperature. The main symptoms of uterine cold include menstrual volume accompanied by blood clots in the abdomen, along with symptoms such as cold hands and feet, sweating, etc. People with a hot constitution may exhibit symptoms like thin menstrual volume, lighter color, and less quantity, accompanied by abdominal pain. Additionally, an abnormally thin endometrium can also lead to symptoms like reduced menstrual volume. It is recommended that you undergo a thorough examination and take relevant medications.