What happens if my period comes one day and then stops?

Women's bodies are naturally weaker and are easily affected by various diseases, causing difficulties in life. Among them, physiological problems have the greatest impact on women's lives, and can lead to serious gynecological diseases and damage their reproductive functions. For example, menstruation is the physiological phenomenon that women pay the most attention to. But what happens if menstruation comes one day and then disappears? Let’s take a look at the explanation below.

Under normal circumstances, women's menstruation lasts 3 to 7 days, and the amount of bleeding should be more than 20 ml. If your period only comes for one day and then stops, you need to go to the hospital's gynecology department for a comprehensive examination to diagnose the cause of the scanty menstrual flow. For women who have sex, they first need to check their blood hcg to determine whether they are pregnant. Because after pregnancy, it may cause abnormal vaginal bleeding, which may be mistaken for menstruation. For women who are not pregnant, they need to check color ultrasound and 6 hormone items to comprehensively determine the cause of low menstrual volume.

First of all, it is necessary to clarify whether it is the menstrual period. It is abnormal to have light bleeding for at least 3 days during your menstrual period. There are two main possibilities: pregnancy and menstrual irregularities, or it could be genital bleeding. Therefore, it is necessary to find out the cause and complete the gynecological examination. The most important thing is to check urine HCG and blood HCG to exclude pregnancy. Pregnancy bleeding can be bleeding from an intrauterine pregnancy or miscarriage. Dynamic monitoring is a must. If pregnancy and genital bleeding are excluded, menstrual disorders should be considered and further diagnosis and treatment should be performed.

If a woman has her menstruation stop one day after an artificial abortion and has never had sex since the operation, it should be considered an abnormal phenomenon caused by intrauterine adhesions. She needs to go to the hospital's gynecology department as soon as possible and have a color Doppler ultrasound to make a diagnosis. If it is confirmed to be intrauterine adhesions, only hysteroscopic surgery can be considered for treatment. However, if a woman normally has normal menstruation, but suddenly her menstruation stops after one day, and she does not take any contraceptive measures during sexual intercourse, she should consider that it is not true menstruation, but abnormal vaginal bleeding caused by pregnancy. If a woman only has her period on one day every month, she needs to have six hormone tests to determine whether it is caused by ovarian endocrine dysfunction, such as premature ovarian failure.