Patient's question:
My menstrual cycle is normal, but it is heavy and excessive. I have undergone ultrasound and blood tests, and everything is normal. I am not anemic. Last winter, I had two menstrual periods in twenty days. What could be the reason? Thank you for your answer!!!First follow-up question: What I want to add is: The doctor said I have dysfunctional uterine bleeding. I don’t have menstrual cramps. It’s already the seventh day, and I’ve taken medication, but it hasn’t improved much. Did I get cold? I’m 26 years old.
Second follow-up question: A doctor suggested I check my blood pressure. Is this related to high blood pressure? It’s the eighth day now, and I’ve seen slight improvement.
Doctor's answer:
Hello: Excessive menstrual flow is most commonly seen in cases of improper contraception.Diseases that are easily prone to occur in the female external genitalia: Infection
7 diseases related to menstruation
Endometriosis
If your menstrual flow gradually increases and is accompanied by increasingly severe menstrual pain; if you feel severe discomfort or even pain during intimate moments with your partner; if you find that you are in your prime but keep failing to conceive... pay attention, you may have endometriosis.
If you have a plan for fertility, even mild cases can be alleviated through pregnancy and childbirth.
The nine major causes of menstrual disorders: Tumors
The most common reproductive organ tumor in women of childbearing age is uterine fibroids.
The incidence rate of uterine fibroids is high, reaching 20%–25%, but don’t be afraid, as 99.5% of them are benign. Only the intramural and submucosal types of uterine fibroids are more likely to cause excessive menstrual bleeding. Endometrial polyps are actually a chronic inflammatory lesion. In recent years, the incidence of cervical cancer has been increasing, and it is showing a trend of gradually becoming younger.
Young women who face excessive menstrual flow for a long time and cannot find any cause after gynecological examinations should consider undergoing detailed blood tests to check for blood disorders.
Diet helps ensure timely menstruation
Functional abnormalities
If none of the above conditions apply to you, you should consider