The period comes back one or two days after the menstrual period

If the menstrual period lasts for a long time and the amount of menstruation is heavy every time, then you need to be alert to whether you have cervicitis, uterine fibroids or other gynecological diseases. In this case, it is recommended to go to the hospital immediately for relevant examinations and treatment. Let’s discuss why the tide comes back one or two days after the menstrual period.

A woman's menstruation will rebound a few days after it ends, usually 1-2 days, and the amount of menstruation will not be too much. If the time since the menstrual period is relatively long, it should not be a rebound menstruation.

The return of menstruation is actually related to the female body's endocrine system, especially to the level of a hormone called "prolactin", which has a direct and inseparable relationship. This prolactin usually has the function of inhibiting the return of menstruation. When the secretion of prolactin in a woman's body is greatly reduced, she may experience the problem of menstruation returning. Generally speaking, the menstruation returning of a woman has a direct relationship with her endocrine imbalance.

In addition, breastfeeding is also called anti-humidity. The time of menstruation resumption varies from person to person. Some people get their period one month after giving birth, while others get their period after weaning their children in August or September. The early, mid-late and late menstruation resumption is related to endocrine system, especially the level of prolactin secreted by the hypothalamus-pituitary gland.

My menstrual period is normal and comes once a month. If a small amount of bleeding occurs again one or two days after the menstrual period is over, it is generally caused by the return of menstruation. This may be caused by incomplete contraction of progesterone or endometritis.

Unclear menstrual discharge is related to endocrine growth hormone imbalance, and inflammation of the reproductive system also has a certain impact. Female hormone tests should be done on the third day of menarche or twenty days after menarche; vaginal secretions should be tested for pathogens after the menstrual period is over. You can also do a colposcopy to check the condition of your cervix.