Patient's question:
My last month's menstruation was black, and it's also black this month. What should I do? But it's not much, just like usual menstruation, how many days will it be okay? First question supplement: I don't know what kind of symptom it is, it seems like there's also a case of being overworked, and also being easily annoyed, and loving to dream, etc. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
1. Female inflammation and diseases can lead to: including local inflammation, tumors, and developmental abnormalities of the reproductive organs, malnutrition, and so on.2. Changes in the external environment and lifestyle can also cause certain menstrual cycle volume reductions or changes in color.
3. Secondly, an overly hot constitution can also present this clinical manifestation. The patient may experience menstrual cycle volume reduction, darker color (dark red or coffee-colored), and may be accompanied by symptoms such as abdominal pain.
4. Taking certain medications can lead to endocrine imbalance, which can also cause dark menstrual flow.
5. An excessively thin endometrium can also result in reduced menstrual cycle volume and dark menstrual flow.
6. Uterine cold: Among these, the most common is the "uterine cold" mentioned in traditional Chinese medicine. The main clinical manifestations of uterine cold include reduced menstrual cycle volume, accompanied by abdominal pain, blood clots, and some patients may experience cold limbs and sweating.
It is recommended that you still go to the hospital for a formal gynecological examination to identify the cause and receive targeted treatment. Wishing you good health!