What is intrauterine bleeding?

Intrauterine bleeding is uterine bleeding caused by ovarian dysfunction in women. It often occurs in women during puberty and menopause. The occurrence of intrauterine blood accumulation may be due to endometrial inflammation in women, causing a small amount of bleeding. This situation can lead to abnormal menstrual cycles and irregular vaginal bleeding. In addition, it can also affect the normal conception of young women.

Six common causes of uterine bleeding

Reason 1: Many women often miss one or two pills or stop taking the medicine without authorization when taking oral medication, which can cause the endometrium to peel off and cause bleeding. This can also happen if you stop taking hormones to regulate menstruation or treat bleeding without authorization. Therefore, when women take contraceptives, it is best to take them under the guidance of a doctor to avoid harm to their health.

Reason 2: Fibroids in the myometrium can enlarge due to deformation of the uterine cavity, and the increase in endometrial area can cause excessive menstruation and prolonged bleeding. Fibroids hinder uterine contraction or affect blood circulation, causing chronic pelvic congestion, which in turn causes continuous uterine bleeding.

Reason 4: Benign tumors are also one of the causes of uterine bleeding, especially fibroids with protruding lumps in the uterine cavity and endometrial polyps. Because these lumps either have rich blood vessels on the surface, or the endometrium covering them has thick blood vessels, and these blood vessels are generated cyclically, they are prone to bleeding.

Reason 5: Submucosal fibroids may cause excessive menstruation, frequent menstruation, continuous menstrual bleeding and irregular bleeding due to the increase of mucosal area, surface ulcers and infection, local congestion, etc.

Reason 6: Irregular menstruation during menopause.