Symptoms of menstrual disorders
Release time : 07/03/2025 09:30:02
According to the survey, most women have experienced menstrual disorders.
The etiology varies from person to person, with varying degrees of severity. Mild cases may include pigmentation spots or acne, affecting one's appearance.
Major gynecological diseases, infertility, affecting marital life.
Therefore, when there is a disruption in menstrual cycle or abnormal bleeding, we must take it seriously.
What are the symptoms of menstrual disorders? How can they be treated? The condition of a woman's menstruation is often directly related to her overall health.
If menstruation is disrupted, it may indicate a problem with the body.
What are the symptoms of irregular menstruation? Symptoms of irregular menstruation include sudden early or delayed menstruation, increased or decreased menstrual flow, prolonged menstruation period, intermenstrual bleeding, and dysmenorrhea.
Women's normal menstrual cycles are about 28 days, and any deviation of the menstrual period by one week or more is considered normal.
The menstrual irregularity we're talking about here is characterized by frequent changes in the menstrual cycle, or abnormally high bleeding volumes.
For instance, if a woman experiences her menstrual cycle occurring more than seven days early, or even experiencing two menstrual periods in one month.
Or, if the menstrual period is delayed, it is necessary to rule out the possibility of pregnancy. After excluding pregnancy, if the menstrual period is delayed for more than seven days or several months without menstruation or amenorrhea.
These are irregular menstrual cycles.
Abnormal bleeding refers to situations where the amount of blood lost is either excessive or insufficient.
Intermenstrual bleeding means that bleeding occurs between two menstrual periods.
It generally falls into two categories: one is normal ovulatory bleeding, and some people may experience this condition, which is a normal physiological phenomenon and does not require treatment.
One type of pathological condition can cause this, with menstrual irregularities including prolonged menstruation also being symptoms of dysmenorrhea, referring to conditions where the menstrual period lasts more than seven days.
Symptoms of menstrual irregularity are numerous. When such symptoms arise in our bodies, it is best to seek medical examination promptly to identify the cause and avoid delaying treatment.
Menstrual irregularities have significant risks. They affect personal appearance and mental health, increase the risk of gynecological infections, and directly contribute to infertility.
1. Long-term menstrual irregularities can lead to endocrine disorders, which can easily cause pigment spots, acne, yellowish skin, sagging skin, and enlarged pores, affecting a woman's appearance. Additionally, long-term menstrual irregularities can result in excessive mental stress for the patient. During this period, it is important for the patient to regulate their emotions. Family members, friends, and others should provide support and understanding to the patient.
2. Long-term menstrual irregularities increase the risk of gynecological inflammations.
Women with menstrual disorders are more prone to developing cervical inflammation, endometriosis, menstrual dental pain, menstrual arthritis, and infertility. Not only does this pose a serious threat to their physical health, but it also greatly affects their happy marriages.
3. Causes headaches.
According to surveys, women with menstrual disorders are the most likely to suffer from headaches.
Often experiencing headaches can leave one feeling mentally drained and extremely tormenting. Being criticized by leaders for not doing a good job; Unable to learn, scolded by parents.
The headache caused by the uneven bloom of the rose not only affects your work and study efficiency, but also impacts your social circle.
4. Patients with menstrual disorders who experience long-term irregular bleeding or excessive menstrual flow may easily develop ischemic anemia, which may lead to symptoms such as palpitations, chest tightness, dizziness, fatigue, and even shock.
What are the examination methods for menstrual irregularities?
Firstly, the doctor will understand your situation, such as medical history, symptoms, etc. Patients need to cooperate with doctors, provide accurate information, and not conceal their condition, otherwise it will affect the diagnosis.
Next is to perform pelvic examination, mainly to understand whether menstrual disorders are caused by organic lesions.
A pelvic examination is generally used to examine for abnormalities, tumors, or inflammation in the reproductive organs. It is commonly performed using ultrasound, which can also examine the uterus and ovaries.
Should abnormalities be detected by ultrasound, doctors generally also require patients to undergo examinations such as biopsy and cytology to further determine the condition.
Cytological examinations are conducted to assess the function of the ovaries by means of vaginal smear, cervical mucus, basal body temperature, and endometrial biopsy.
Biopsy is generally used to determine the nature of tumor lesions.
When organic lesions are excluded, the doctor may request a blood test to determine whether menstrual irregularities are caused by endocrine disorders.
Patient conditions vary and examination results differ accordingly. It is best to follow the doctor's arrangements for examination and treatment plan determination.
Warm reminder: Please avoid wearing makeup on the day of your check-up. Wear light clothes, and avoid wearing dresses, tights, etc., to facilitate the doctor's examination.
Menstrual irregularity can be caused by various factors, and understanding the causes of menstrual irregularity is beneficial for learning how to prevent diseases.
So, what are the specific causes of menstrual irregularities? Menstrual disorders can generally be divided into two categories: functional and organic.
Second, organic menstrual disorders. Functional menstrual disorders are primarily due to endocrine disorders and are more common in women of reproductive age and the perimenopausal period.
Functional menstrual disorders generally manifest as uterine organs without evident organic pathology, increased menstrual flow, prolonged menstrual duration, irregular menstrual cycles, and amenorrhea are all symptoms of functional menstrual disorders.
Given that functional uterine bleeding is primarily caused by endocrine disorders, what are the reasons for endocrine imbalances? Firstly, the misuse of medications, such as excessive use of contraceptives and hormones.
II. Luteal Failure.
III. Overweight.
IV. Irregular sleep patterns and schedules.
The use of intrauterine devices can also be a cause of functional menstrual irregularities.
Dysmenorrhea is often caused by sexually transmitted infections, such as having multiple sexual partners. This may lead to infections and inflammations of the genital organs.
Other causes may be due to neglect of personal hygiene, such as sharing underwear with others, washing underwear and socks together, which can lead to inadequate cleaning of underwear and these situations are likely to cause gynecological inflammation, thereby leading to menstrual irregularities.
It is also possible that it could be caused by congenital uterine underdevelopment and other such issues.
Menstrual irregularities should be treated with certain dietary adjustments. Besides seeking medical diagnosis and treatment for the underlying cause of menstrual irregularities, it is also important to nourish the body through dietary practices. Here are some foods that can be beneficial in regulating menstrual irregularities:
Firstly, for patients with menstrual irregularities, it is beneficial to consume foods such as soybeans, lemons, tofu, pumpkin, corn, and bananas. Consuming them regularly can enhance gastrointestinal function, facilitate metabolism, promote hormone secretion, and aid in detoxification and skin care.
It plays a significant role in regulating menstrual abnormalities caused by endocrine imbalances.
Secondly, it is advisable to consume foods rich in calcium and vitamin B. Such as milk, cheese, green vegetables, dry beans and yogurt etc. Consuming such foods can help maintain the balance of intestinal flora, promote detoxification and help maintain endocrine balance.
Third, it is advisable to consume more coarse grains, such as sweet potatoes, potatoes, corn, and buckwheat. These are also very beneficial for the stomach; consuming them regularly can promote gastrointestinal motility and aid in the elimination of toxins from the body. In addition to significantly helping regulate female endocrine imbalances, they have also shown great benefits in terms of skin care, beauty, weight loss, and other aspects.
Patients with menstrual disorders should also pay attention to eating less or even avoiding cold and spicy stimulating foods while regulating diet, focus on maintaining enough sleep time, and persist in exercise.
By doing the above, one can to some extent alleviate the symptoms of menstrual disorders.
The medical content discussed in this text is for reference only.
If you experience discomfort, it is recommended to seek medical attention immediately. The diagnosis and treatment of illnesses should be based on the professional assessments provided by face-to-face consultations.