Under normal circumstances, women tend to have regular menstrual periods at designated times each month. Normal menstrual blood is bright red and does not mix with dark purple blood clots. If there is a blood clot, it should be noted. What is the reason for having a blood clot during menstruation?
1. High blood volume: The occurrence of blood clots during menstruation is related to the amount and speed of bleeding. When menstrual flow is high, the bleeding speed is rapid, and if it rushes into the body, it will not be able to be discharged in time, leading to blood accumulation and the formation of blood clots.
2. Congestion: During menstruation, there is a large amount of blood and blood clots, which can cause a large amount of congestion. It is necessary to promptly adjust accordingly. If the condition is severe, one should immediately go to the hospital to check for gynecological diseases and receive treatment under the guidance of a doctor.
3. Liver Qi Stagnation: If there are blood clots during menstruation, it may also be caused by liver qi stagnation. A large number of blood clots indicate a more severe blockage of the meridians, so symptoms can be relieved through massage. If severe dysmenorrhea occurs, it is usually necessary to pay attention to massaging one's waist and feet.
4. Gynecological diseases: Blood clots during menstruation can be caused by menstrual disorders, with premature ovarian failure being the most common. Traditional Chinese medicine refers to it as menstrual disorders caused by insufficient Qi and blood, or insufficient Yin blood. Long term menstrual disorders that do not receive targeted treatment may lead to the occurrence of many gynecological diseases.
