Is it better to have more or less menstruation?

Whether a woman's menstruation is normal is directly related to her physical health. And because women's physical conditions are different, menstruation problems can sometimes occur. Some women have a heavy menstrual flow each time and it lasts a long time. On the contrary, some women may have a menstrual flow that only lasts two or three days and the flow is very small. So, is it better to have more or less menstruation?

Regarding the question of whether it is better to have more or less menstrual flow, in fact, more or less menstrual flow will affect a woman's health, because normal menstrual flow and regular menstruation are one of the important signs of every woman's reproductive health. A woman only has normal menstrual frequency and normal menstrual flow, which are the main basis for reflecting whether a woman's endocrine reproductive system functions normally. Whether the menstrual flow is too much or too little, it is not a normal and healthy physiological state.

First of all, excessive menstrual flow may be due to organic changes in the reproductive organs of the body, or the body's defense function is reduced, resulting in the invasion of various pathogenic bacteria, which in turn triggers a series of gynecological inflammations, ultimately leading to local blood vessel fragility in the uterine cavity or related reproductive organs, especially during menstruation, causing excessive bleeding and prolonged menstrual cycle. Regarding the question of whether a heavy or light menstrual flow is better, it is obvious that heavy menstrual flow is not a normal physiological phenomenon.

Too little menstrual flow may be caused by a decrease in female endocrine levels or diseases such as uterine hypoplasia and endometrial tuberculosis. For example, when a woman has abnormal hormone secretion, it will lead to insufficient thickness of endometrial hyperplasia, which will eventually lead to low menstrual volume. When a woman's uterus is underdeveloped, only a small amount of endometrium will be shed in each menstrual cycle, and the amount of endometrial bleeding will become very small. Many women will not only have low menstrual volume, but even severe cases may cause amenorrhea.

The above is the introduction about whether it is better to have too much or too little menstrual flow. There is no doubt that whether a woman has too much or too little menstrual flow, it may be caused by a series of factors. In short, this is not a normal physiological phenomenon. I hope that female friends who have symptoms of too much or too little menstrual flow in daily life can go to a regular hospital for detailed examination in time to determine the cause of the abnormal phenomenon, so that they can finally treat the disease symptomatically.