Patient's question:
How long do women usually get their period?Doctor's answer:
Not necessarily. The number of days each menstrual period lasts is not always the same. A total of three to seven days of bleeding during one menstrual period is considered normal, with a total volume of 30 to 100 milliliters, and no treatment is needed. The menstrual cycle is generally about the same, around 30 days. If the time difference is too great, it may indicate an endocrine disorder, and you may need to have sex hormone tests and ultrasound examinations at the hospital to determine the type of hormone secretion before taking medication to regulate it. In some cases, a brain CT scan may also be necessary.