Women start menstruating after reaching puberty. Generally speaking, the normal menstrual flow will be maintained at 6-20 milliliters. But every woman is different, some women may have fewer, some may have more. But if a woman's menstrual cycle exceeds 80 milliliters, it is too much. So what is the reason for heavy menstrual flow?
1. Gynecological diseases. Excessive menstrual flow may be caused by gynecological inflammation, such as vaginitis, pelvic inflammatory disease, or endometritis. This is because gynecological diseases can make pregnant women's blood vessels very fragile. During menstruation, women are prone to excessive blood flow, resulting in excessive menstrual flow.
2. Improper contraceptive methods. Some women contract infections due to unclean sexual activity, leading to inflammation in their reproductive system and resulting in increased menstrual flow. Of course, sometimes pregnant women adopt inappropriate contraceptive measures, which can easily lead to excessive blood flow and even excessive bleeding. Therefore, women should pay attention to their physical health and take appropriate contraceptive measures.
3. Hematological disorders. If women suffer from blood diseases, such as problems with the coagulation system, they will experience continuous bleeding during menstruation.
In summary, excessive menstrual flow in women is an abnormal condition that requires active investigation and timely treatment measures to gradually restore normal menstruation.
