Due to factors such as physical fitness, women are generally weaker, and some women may also experience problems such as reduced menstrual flow and blackening. There are actually many reasons involved in this, and it often occurs in clinical practice. So, how to treat the blackening of menstrual flow?
When menstrual flow is low and black, it may be caused by early pregnancy threatened miscarriage or menstrual disorders. In order to clarify the diagnosis, it is advisable to seek medical attention at a hospital. Human chorionic gonadotropin levels can be checked, and if the test values increase, pregnancy can be confirmed. If the ultrasound examination confirms intrauterine pregnancy and vaginal bleeding occurs, it may be a threatened miscarriage. Progesterone drugs can be given to protect the fetus, and dynamic observation should also be carried out to monitor changes in blood levels of human chorionic gonadotropin and progesterone. After 1 week or 10 days, a follow-up ultrasound should be conducted to understand the development of the intrauterine gestational sac. If there is no fetal heart rate after 50 days of pregnancy, it may be considered that the pregnancy has stopped, and surgery should be used to terminate the pregnancy in a timely manner.
If the value of blood chorionic gonadotropin is in a normal state, pregnancy can be ruled out. At this time, symptoms caused by menstrual disorders may occur. Blood can be drawn 2-5 days during the menstrual cycle to check the hormone levels of 6 items and understand the uterine function. Then, medication such as Yimucao granules can be used for treatment.
In short, a decrease in menstrual flow and blackening involve many factors, so timely examination and targeted treatment are necessary to ensure women's physical health.
