What is the cause of heavy menstrual flow during puberty?

What is the cause of heavy menstrual flow during puberty?

The typical physiological change of adolescent girls is the onset of menstruation, but because they lack the correct knowledge of menstrual care, they are more likely to have abnormal menstrual reactions, and heavy menstruation is one of them. When this happens, it will cause different degrees of impact on adolescent girls, so it is necessary to actively regulate it.

1. Uterine damage

Excessive menstrual flow during adolescence is likely caused by uterine damage. If the uterus of an adolescent girl is damaged to varying degrees due to various adverse factors, this damage will directly cause menstrual problems, not only causing excessive menstrual flow, but also possibly accompanied by a prolonged menstrual cycle. At this time, you should actively check the degree of uterine damage and then deal with it.

2. Systemic diseases

Many systemic diseases can also have a negative impact on menstruation. For example, blood diseases, liver diseases, diabetes, etc. If adolescent girls have these abnormal diseases, it is very likely to affect the secretion of estrogen, thereby increasing the fragility of blood vessels. At this time, the endometrium will proliferate significantly, and then the problem of increased menstrual volume will occur.

3. Gynecological diseases

Adolescent girls may also have some gynecological diseases, such as uterine fibroids, pelvic inflammatory disease, etc. These diseases will bring various discomfort symptoms, and may also affect menstruation, causing heavy menstruation, prolonged menstruation, continuous menstrual bleeding, dysmenorrhea, etc. At this time, you should go to the hospital for diagnosis as soon as possible, so that you can carry out more accurate targeted treatment.