Some female friends usually have a period of about 5 days, but suddenly when they have their period, they find that it has been seven or eight days and still hasn't been clean, even lasting for half a month. They found that their menstrual flow was very low and suspected that this abnormal situation was related to pregnancy. So, have they been menstruating all along?
Having menstrual periods all the time does not necessarily mean pregnancy. It is necessary to go to a regular gynecological clinic for relevant examinations in a timely manner. If you suspect that you are pregnant, you can perform a urine pregnancy test or draw blood to check HCG values, and determine whether you are pregnant based on the test results. If the test result is positive, it often indicates a high possibility of pregnancy. If the test result is negative, it is not pregnancy.
If menstruation persists, it is often a sign of threatened miscarriage, because after a normal pregnancy, menstruation stops and will not resume. If pregnancy persists, it is often caused by threatened miscarriage and needs to be taken seriously. If menstruation continues, pregnancy has been ruled out, and other examinations are needed to determine the cause.
There are many reasons that lead to continuous menstruation, mainly related to menstrual disorders, uterine fibroids, ovarian cysts, endometrial polyps and other diseases. After completing relevant examinations, the cause can be identified, and then treatment can be carried out based on the cause. In this situation, the earlier the treatment, the better to avoid the occurrence of other complications.
