There are many types of gynecological diseases, among which menstrual disorders are the most common. Moreover, many gynecological diseases are reflected by the amount of menstruation, so women's monthly menstruation is the best basis for women to assist in judging whether their body is normal. So, what is the reason for the short duration of menstruation?
A short duration of menstruation may indicate a decline in ovarian function. As women age, ovarian function declines, directly leading to a decrease in menstrual flow, which is a normal physiological phenomenon.
A short menstrual period may be due to poor uterine development. Menstruation is essentially a bleeding phenomenon caused by the shedding of the endometrium, which changes with the ovarian cycle. If the uterus is underdeveloped, that is, the uterus is still smaller than normal after puberty, then the uterus will inevitably lead to less shedding of the endometrium, which is directly manifested as less menstrual flow. Secondly, endometrial damage caused by endometrial lesions, induced abortion, curettage, etc. can also lead to reduced menstrual flow.
It could be an endocrine disorder. The most common cause of low menstrual flow is endocrine disorders, which are caused by low levels of estrogen secretion in the body. Low levels of estrogen make it difficult for women's endometrium to proliferate, and weak endometrium will inevitably not reach the amount required for normal menstruation, manifested as less menstrual flow.
Changes in the mental environment of women's bodies can also lead to a decrease in menstrual periods and a shorter duration. Sudden or long-term mental states such as high mental stress and increased pressure may also lead to hormonal imbalances in women, manifested as reduced menstrual flow. Women should balance work and rest, relax, and maintain a healthy mindset in their daily lives.
