Menstruation is one of the signs of female physical maturity, and it is also a very important "good friend" for women. Once a "good friend" has problems, it can affect women's physical health, and in severe cases, it can affect women's fertility. Therefore, women need to pay attention to their bodies before and after menstruation, and not indulge themselves too much, which may affect the normal menstrual cycle. However, what are the hazards of heavy menstrual flow?
If women have excessive menstrual flow, it can lead to excessive blood loss in the body, which can easily lead to anemia. Moreover, during and after menstruation, it is easy to experience palpitations, lower back pain, and leg pain, and it is also prone to illness, colds, and fatigue in daily life. Therefore, if women find that they have excessive menstrual flow, they must adjust their body in a timely manner to restore their menstrual flow to normal, otherwise it will cause great harm to their body.
Generally, when women experience excessive menstrual flow, it is due to functional uterine bleeding, which is mostly caused by female neuroendocrine disorders. Moreover, women may experience heavy menstrual bleeding during adolescence and menopause, and may experience a period of amenorrhea before experiencing heavy bleeding. When women find themselves in this situation, they should be prepared to prevent excessive menstruation and embarrassment.
Moreover, women can experience functional uterine bleeding due to environmental changes, mental stimulation, or nutritional deficiencies, leading to an increase in menstrual flow. So if a woman's menstrual cycle does not return to normal after a period of self adjustment, she needs to go to the hospital for treatment to avoid making her body worse.
