The menstrual flow is small and I feel like it can't come out

Some people have their periods but their menstrual period has not come out, which is really frustrating. This situation is definitely not right. Many women are really panicked when they encounter this situation and don’t know how to deal with it at all. So what is the reason for the menstrual period not coming out?

What's the matter with the menstrual period not coming out?

Irregular menstruation is something that female friends often worry about. They should pay attention to their daily menstrual life and pay special attention to hygiene. If menstruation is not smooth, it may be due to blockage. In this case, it needs to be treated according to the doctor's treatment level, which can be effectively improved. It is particularly important to develop a good lifestyle, maintain a stable mood, and increase outdoor exercise appropriately.

Generally, there are many reasons for small menstrual flow, such as gynecological inflammation, endocrine disorders, mental stress, severe anemia, etc. Secondly, it may be due to the uterine wall itself. It is recommended that women go to the hospital for a physical examination of six sex hormones and B-ultrasound to confirm the cause of the disease, and actively take medication to prevent affecting physical and mental health. In daily life, you should pay attention to keeping warm and eat less spicy and irritating foods. If you have your period but no discharge, it means the amount is too little. You can have a blood test on the third day of your period to check six items of sex hormones to see if your ovaries are depressed.

If you feel that your menstrual period is not coming out, you should pay attention to moderate exercise, such as running and jumping, which can promote uterine contractions, and you can use postures to allow menstrual blood to flow out. If menstruation still cannot be discharged in time after exercise, you can also use medication, such as motherwort paste or postpartum blood-removing tablets, which can help menstrual blood discharge. However, before using medication, it is necessary to check whether pregnancy is related. In addition, if there is cervical adhesion, menstrual blood may not be discharged in time. This situation requires doctor's examination and treatment.

Can I get pregnant if I have irregular menstruation?

Some women have a shorter menstrual cycle. If each menstrual cycle is less than 21 days, it will affect the ovulation period. Some people have infrequent menstruation, which only comes once every few months, or they have continuous spotting once their menstruation comes. This will also affect the ovulation period and even cause anovulation, resulting in anovulatory menstruation. Since there is no ovulation period, infertility will occur. Under the condition of normal ovulation and normal estrogen, abnormal bleeding combined with cysts, uterine fibroids and other symptoms will also affect the quality of pregnancy and cause miscarriage.

If the patient with irregular menstruation has normal uterus and ovaries, she can get pregnant during ovulation. 20% to 30% of the patients may have irregular menstruation, but their bodies have ovulation, and the sperm and egg can combine to form sperm-egg fusion, so they can get pregnant; but for the vast majority of women, their uterus and ovaries may not ovulate, so irregular menstruation requires some intervention. Medication can be used to promote ovulation and make her pregnant.