Patient's question:
The legs have started to peel intermittently, with varying amounts, but recently it has become particularly frequent, accompanied by many blood clots. However, before this, there had been no menstrual periods for a year. This time, it has been more than a month. There is no sense of discomfort, just that there are too many blood clots. Additionally, I had a cesarean section when I gave birth to my baby, and during the surgery, the uterus was connected to the wound.Previous Treatment and Effects:
I have purchased many topical medications to help.
What I Need Help With:
Can you tell me how many possible causes there are for this condition?
Doctor's answer:
Some non-menstrual bleeding can also fall within the range of frequent menstruation. Common causes of non-menstrual bleeding include: ① Luteal phase defect; ② Functional dysmenorrhea during puberty; ③ Functional dysmenorrhea during menopause; ④ Poor ovarian reserve function; ⑤ Some women with excessive ovulatory bleeding may also exhibit non-menstrual bleeding; ⑥ Severe uterine fibroids, while causing heavy menstrual flow, may also present with symptoms of frequent menstruation or a shortened menstrual cycle.