Every girl will experience menstrual symptoms at the appropriate age, and whether menstruation arrives on time and the amount of menstruation become a standard for women to judge whether their body is normal. When menstrual flow is low, it is necessary to replenish blood. When menstrual flow is excessive, anemia and dizziness may occur. Both excessive and insufficient menstrual flow need to be treated and improved. What should be done when menstrual flow is excessive?
1. Whether there is inflammation. It is necessary to clarify whether your body has vaginitis. Before menstruation, observe whether the vaginal discharge is transparent and colorless. If it appears as white tofu residue, yellow green, and in large quantities, accompanied by vaginal itching and odor, it is considered vaginitis. Vaginitis can cause an increase in menstrual flow during menstruation. After menstruation, it is necessary to go to the hospital for vaginal discharge testing and receive targeted treatment.
2. Is there a problem with the contraceptive ring. In addition to using condoms as a contraceptive method, those who do not plan to conceive for a long period of time can choose to install a contraceptive ring in the hospital. However, if the contraceptive ring is misaligned or infected after installation, there may also be symptoms of increased menstrual flow. If the menstrual flow is large for a long period of time, it needs to be checked.
3. Coagulation system issues. If there is a problem with coagulation function, it can lead to an increase in menstrual bleeding that cannot be stopped and requires correct diagnosis and medication treatment.
4. Nourish blood. After menstruation, it is important to pay attention to blood supplementation. The amount of menstrual flow during menstruation is often accompanied by anemia, and it is necessary to supplement blood more afterwards.
