Some women have abnormal menstruation, and in fact, menstrual disorders are caused by reasons that need to be regulated earlier. Some women have a relatively large amount of menstrual flow, while others have a relatively small amount, and the duration of menstruation also varies. Suggest checking your body, is it good to have less menstrual flow?
1. Uterine dysplasia. If a woman's menstrual cycle is irregular and the amount is relatively small, it may be caused by uterine malformations, endometrial bleeding, and other factors. If a woman has endometrial lesions and has undergone curettage surgery, causing damage to the endometrium, she may experience reduced menstrual flow and, in severe cases, amenorrhea.
2. Hormonal abnormalities. If female estrogen stimulates the endometrium, abnormal estrogen levels may occur, resulting in endometrial hyperplasia that cannot meet the required thickness. If women go on a diet, have irregular sleep patterns, and unstable emotions, it can affect their endocrine system. It is recommended to pay attention to these aspects in daily life and develop good habits.
3. Ovulation free menstruation. If a woman does not ovulate, her menstrual flow may also be less frequent and irregular. When menstrual flow is low, it is necessary to observe other symptoms such as abdominal pain, longer menstrual periods, and irregular arrival times. It is necessary to go to the hospital for examination and then identify the cause for treatment to prevent menstrual abnormalities from causing damage to women's bodies.
