Girls will experience menstruation after entering puberty, and due to changes in various hormones in the body, there may be abnormal menstruation during puberty. However, many girls are actually quite ignorant of this knowledge and cannot judge for themselves what is normal and what situations should be taken seriously. So what should I do if I have menstrual bleeding during adolescence?
The menstrual period for women is generally 3-7 days. If it exceeds the normal time, for example, if the menstrual period lasts intermittently for a month, it belongs to the condition of incomplete menstrual bleeding. Unclean and continuous menstruation is often caused by some gynecological diseases, such as common endometritis, uterine fibroids, functional uterine bleeding, etc.
Many adolescent girls are particularly concerned about their body shape, and the simplest way to lose weight is to choose not to eat. Excessive dieting or abuse of weight loss drugs can easily lead to menstrual abnormalities. So it is recommended that adolescent girls who want to lose weight should also choose a reasonable diet and exercise, maintain a healthy lifestyle and eating habits, not abuse drugs, and maintain a relaxed and happy mood to stabilize their emotions, which is conducive to the recovery of menstruation.
Continuous heavy menstrual bleeding poses a great threat to women's health, not only causing anemia, but also leading to a series of blood related diseases, including liver disease, infectious diseases, and so on. Therefore, if such a situation occurs, it is necessary to undergo timely examination to understand what disease is causing it and receive timely treatment. If menstrual bleeding caused by illness is ruled out, then it is necessary to consider whether it is due to poor lifestyle habits.
