My aunt has a lot of blood

What women are most worried about is gynecological diseases. Every month when the menstrual period comes, it is the time when women are more painful. Sometimes the menstrual flow is very heavy, causing women's complexion to turn pale and the body to feel uncomfortable. In fact, heavy menstrual flow is not a normal condition. So what is the reason for heavy menstrual blood flow? Let’s take a look together.

Is heavy menstrual bleeding the reason?

1. Gynecological diseases

Heavy menstrual flow may be caused by inflammation. The inflammation here refers to gynecological inflammation, which may be vaginitis, pelvic inflammatory disease or endometriosis. Because these gynecological diseases make some blood vessels become very sensitive, when the menstrual period comes, there will be a lot of blood that is difficult to coagulate, which causes heavy menstrual flow and a longer menstrual period.

2. Improper contraceptive methods

Many women do not pay too much attention when having sex. Unhygienic sex can easily lead to infection or errors in the uterine ring, which can easily lead to delayed menstrual periods and a significant increase in menstrual flow. In the future, they may also experience other symptoms such as postmenstrual bleeding. Therefore, paying attention to your own hygiene and the hygiene of sex can ensure a certain degree of safety.

3. Blood diseases

This situation is relatively rare, but it does exist, because menstrual bleeding is based on the same principle as other body bleeding, which is controlled by the body's own coagulation system. Therefore, if there are symptoms of coagulation system-induced diseases or other abnormalities, it will also be manifested in menstruation.

4. Cervical hypertrophy. Cervical hypertrophy is a type of chronic cervicitis. Its clinical symptoms include excessive menstruation, increased and purulent leucorrhea, menstrual pain, pain in the lower abdomen and lumbosacral area, or frequent and urgent urination, inability to hold urine, painful urination, and bleeding during sexual intercourse. Severe cases can cause endometritis, bilateral salpingo-oophoritis, fallopian tube adhesions, cause infertility, and increase the risk of cervical cancer.