Menstrual flow is small, dark, and lasts for a long time

People say that women have the hardest life. After growing up and getting married, they start to give up everything for the man’s family. When they are with their parents, they are little princesses who do not need to worry about food, clothing, washing and cooking, as their parents take care of everything for them. But what happens after they get married? They become, to put it bluntly, old housewives. For the sake of their husband's family and their husband, they start to learn how to cook, fry dishes, wash clothes, and give birth to children for them. They give up their careers and focus on being housewives at home and taking care of the children. When the child grows up a little, I start to devote myself to taking care of him/her wholeheartedly.

Women also experience very painful menstruation, especially dysmenorrhea on the first day. The number of days for menstruation varies depending on physical condition. For some people, menstruation can end in four days, while for others it takes a week. When menstruation comes, some blood is bright red, and some is black. What is the reason for a small amount of black blood and a long time of menstruation?

Dark menstrual color and small amount of menstruation may be related to endocrine disorders, gynecological inflammation, etc. The causes of scanty menstruation include

1. Excessive menstruation is caused by hypopituitarism, insufficient estrogen secretion from the ovaries, and low estrogen levels in the body, which leads to insufficient endometrial proliferation. 2. Endometrial hypoplasia and endometrial tuberculosis.

3. There are also individual differences, that is, after menarche, the menstrual flow is always very small, but ovulation and reproductive functions are normal. 4. Progressive menstrual reduction is often a precursor to amenorrhea. Therefore, it is recommended to go to the hospital for examination in order to find out the cause and treat it.

1. Poor uterine contraction ability:

The shed endometrium and menstrual blood flow out of the body under the pressure of the uterus. When the uterus contracts, it compresses the menstrual blood out of the body. If the uterus's contraction ability is not good, the menstrual blood will not flow out of the body easily. If it stays in the body for a long time, it will easily turn black.

2. Retroverted uterus:

For women with a retroverted uterus, the position of the uterus causes the cervix to be higher than the uterus, so menstrual blood cannot flow out of the body all the way. Therefore, menstrual blood accumulates in the uterus for a long time and turns dark red or black.

3. Cold body:

Generally, people with cold body have slow blood circulation, and because of the cold body, the menstrual blood is exposed to the cold and coagulates, so there will be black or dark black blood clots in the menstrual blood.

Generally speaking, when people have their periods, the normal color of menstrual blood is usually dark red. If the menstrual blood stays in the uterus for too long, the blood may turn dark red or black. In fact, this is caused by the uncomfortable circulation of menstrual blood in the body. In this case, we should find the correct reason for the blackening of menstrual blood, and then find the solution and treatment method according to the symptoms. At this time, the best way is to see a doctor and ask the doctor to prescribe some appropriate medicine for you to take.