What is the reason for a long menstrual period?

Patient's question:

Patient Age: 26 years, married
Detailed Medical History and Reason for Consultation: Since getting married during the May Day holiday last year, my menstrual period has been extended by 3 to 4 weeks, and the cycle has become shorter. Sometimes, I have my period every week. This condition has lasted for a year. I have had three ultrasounds and anemia tests at the hospital, and everything was normal except for continuous bleeding. I do not experience menstrual cramps, but I have persistent acne on my face and lower back pain.
Previous Diagnoses and Treatment History and Outcomes: The ultrasound and TCT results were normal, and there was no anemia. The doctor said it might be due to excessive stress and fatigue. However, my job is as an office assistant.

Doctor's answer:

Hello, the normal menstrual period for a general woman is 3-7 days, dark red in color, without menstrual cramps or blood clots. Your current menstruation has lasted for more than ten days without stopping, which may be considered functional uterine bleeding. It may be related to the severe pain you experienced from exercise previously. It is recommended to take hemostatic medication, such as Anluoxue, for treatment. It is also advised to maintain a regular lifestyle and diet, and observe for a few months. If your menstruation returns to normal afterward, then there is no problem.

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