Many female friends feel very frustrated with their monthly visits during menstruation. Because many people experience pain or discomfort in their lower back. Most people believe that the occurrence of this situation is related to the amount of menstruation. But I don't know how to determine my menstrual flow correctly. So how do we judge our menstrual flow?
Female friends can try to judge their menstrual flow by how many sanitary pads they use each month and how many sanitary pads they use. This method is the best and the deviation is not very large, but female friends need to change their sanitary pads according to normal circumstances.
The amount of blood that flows out of a female friend's body during a menstrual cycle can range from approximately 20 milliliters to 60 milliliters. If calculated based on the number of sanitary pads, it is likely that during a menstrual cycle, two or more packs of sanitary pads will be used, or less than three packs but more than two packs will be used. And it is important to note that every sanitary pad must be completely bloody. If you don't even use one pack of sanitary pads during your menstrual cycle, or if you use too many, more than three packs, you should immediately go to the hospital for a detailed examination. If you don't take it seriously, it can easily affect your ability to have a baby in the future.
