Women experience menstrual periods every month, and by observing them, one can determine if their body is functioning normally. Some women find that their menstrual flow is relatively high and the duration of each menstrual cycle is relatively long, so they want to know whether it is good or bad to have menstrual bleeding?
Excessive or insufficient bleeding during menstruation is an abnormal condition. The duration of menstrual bleeding is relatively regular, lasting for 3-7 days, with a bleeding volume of 30-50ml. If the menstrual volume is less than 30ml, it is called oligomenorrhea. If the menstrual flow exceeds 80ml, it is called excessive menstruation, which can affect women's health. Everyone's physical condition is different, and the amount of menstrual bleeding is also different. It can be observed and kept within the normal range.
Generally speaking, the amount of bleeding is highest on the 2nd to 3rd day of menstruation and gradually decreases thereafter. It is normal to change sanitary pads 3-5 times a day during menstruation. If there is excessive menstrual flow and the sanitary pads are quickly soaked after changing, it is considered as excessive menstrual flow and abnormal.
Excessive bleeding during menstruation, exceeding 80ml, should be noted as it may be caused by endocrine disorders leading to menstrual irregularities. Relevant examinations can be conducted at the hospital and treated with traditional Chinese medicine. During treatment, it is important to keep warm, avoid eating stimulating foods, and rest well.
