Patient's question:
Thank you for the doctor's quick answer for me - how to treat and preventDoctor's answer:
Hello, the menstrual period of women is usually about 3-7 days. The heaviest bleeding occurs in the first 3 days and gradually decreases until the period ends. Some people may have a little more bleeding a day or two after the period ends, which is commonly referred to as "" (recurring blood), and this is also a normal phenomenon. However, some women have periods that last for 10-20 days, with continuous bleeding, or have extremely short periods that pass quickly. Both of these conditions are abnormal. It is recommended that you visit a hospital for a check-up and seek appropriate treatment after a definitive diagnosis.