What is the difference between bleeding and menstrual blood?

Menstrual blood refers to menstrual blood. The difference between bleeding caused by excessive exertion and menstrual blood includes color, texture, amount of bleeding, time, personal feelings, etc. It is recommended to seek medical attention in time and receive treatment under the guidance of a doctor.

1. Color: Menstrual blood is usually dark red or brown, while bleeding caused by excessive exertion may be bright red or pink.

2. Texture: Menstrual blood is usually thicker and sometimes has blood clots, while bleeding caused by excessive force may be thinner and have no obvious blood clots. This is because menstrual blood contains more clotting substances, while bleeding caused by excessive force may not have enough clotting substances to form blood clots.

3. Amount of bleeding: The amount of bleeding caused by excessive force is usually less, and may be only a few drops or a small amount of blood, while the amount of bleeding from menstruation is usually more. This is because menstrual blood is discharged after the endometrium is shed, while bleeding caused by excessive force may be caused by damage to the vaginal wall or other tissues.

4. Timing: Menstrual bleeding usually occurs during a specific period of the menstrual cycle, while bleeding caused by excessive exertion may occur at any time.

5. Personal experience: Uterine contractions are usually accompanied by abdominal pain, back pain and other discomforts, while bleeding caused by excessive force may have no obvious symptoms.

Pay attention to daily sexual life or defecation, avoid excessive force, and avoid mucosal damage or bleeding. Keep the reproductive organs clean and hygienic, clean them regularly to prevent infection. Eat more fiber-rich foods, keep the bowels smooth, and avoid excessive force caused by constipation.