Many women in their thirties and forties will feel that their bodies are aging severely, with some skin and bodily functions declining. Some of them may even experience abnormalities in their menstrual cycle. So, what's the reason for the lack of menstrual flow?
Low menstrual flow is an adverse condition, and its most obvious symptom is insufficient menstrual flow. Each menstrual cycle ends in just two or three days. And the flow rate does not exceed 20ml each time, and some people even clean it up with a drip. At the same time, some people may experience changes in their menstrual cycle, such as shortening or lengthening, which is known as menstrual sparsity. Most women have adverse conditions in their endocrine and reproductive systems that require timely treatment.
There are many reasons that can lead to infrequent menstruation, and basically various environments and lifestyles in daily life may affect women's menstruation. Because women's endocrine system is influenced by emotions, and the impact is not small. Some patients with particularly high emotional fluctuations are extremely prone to endocrine disorders, which can lead to abnormal menstrual flow. Or obesity may also cause this effect, as weight gain can disrupt the body's endocrine self-regulation.
Some people are in the stage of losing weight and need to reduce their food intake appropriately. This behavior can also disrupt the regulation of hormones in the body, and a lack of fat can affect normal menstrual maintenance. This is a common phenomenon. It is recommended that patients with menstrual abnormalities reflect on whether their behavior meets the above adverse conditions before going to the hospital for appropriate treatment.
