Why does menstruation suddenly decrease?

Why does my menstruation suddenly become less?

The sudden reduction of menstruation is a very serious problem. It usually means that the woman's body may have certain diseases. The cause must be found immediately and treated in time. Common diseases mainly include endometrial lesions, uterine adhesions and ovarian aging.

1. Endometrial lesions

Endometrial lesions can cause a sudden decrease in menstrual volume. The main reason for this is that the appearance of menstruation is caused by the growth and shedding of the human body's endometrium. When the endometrium is lesioned, such as atrophy and other abnormal conditions. Then it will cause the body's menstrual volume to gradually decrease. If the endometrium in the human body is artificially damaged, it will also cause lesions, and eventually lead to a decrease in menstrual volume.

2. Intrauterine Adhesions

Intrauterine adhesion is actually endometrial adhesion. Generally speaking, the endometrium will not show age conditions, but if a woman's uterus is often damaged, such as abortion by curettage, etc. Then it will cause very serious damage to the endometrium, resulting in abnormal endometrial growth. Some parts of the human body are not covered by the endometrium and may show adhesion, so symptoms of endometrial adhesion will appear, and eventually the gap between the entire uterine cavity will disappear. Therefore, there will be a phenomenon of reduced menstrual volume or even disappearance of menstruation.

3. Ovarian aging

The cyclic growth and shedding of the endometrium is caused by hormones provided by the ovaries. The hormones secreted by the ovaries can help the endometrium complete the cyclic growth process. Once the ovaries lose their function, the endometrium will not complete this cyclic growth process, so the amount of menstruation will decrease. When the ovaries age, it will cause a sudden decrease in menstrual volume.