What are the dangers of low menstrual flow?

Low menstrual volume is a common symptom, which mainly refers to the menstrual blood volume being lower than the normal standard value during the menstrual cycle. When low menstrual volume occurs, it may cause dysmenorrhea, gynecological inflammation, abnormal skin symptoms and other hazards.

The dangers of low menstrual flow:

1. Dysmenorrhea: If the scanty menstrual flow is caused by a cold abdomen or eating raw or cold food, the menstrual blood will not be discharged smoothly from the uterus, causing congestion in the uterine cavity, leading to dysmenorrhea symptoms such as lower abdominal pain and a feeling of falling.

2. Gynecological inflammation: When the menstrual volume is small, due to the congestion of menstrual blood in the uterus, it is easy to cause bacterial growth, which in turn irritates the endometrium, cervix and other parts, resulting in inflammatory changes, causing endometritis, cervicitis and other diseases. In severe cases, it may also cause abnormal leucorrhea, pain in the lower back, amenorrhea and other symptoms.

3. Skin abnormalities: When the estrogen level in the body drops, it will lead to a decline in ovarian function and thinning of the endometrium, resulting in a decrease in menstrual volume. At this time, since toxins and waste in the body cannot be discharged from the body, it will cause facial plaques, acne, dull skin and other skin abnormalities, which will affect the beauty of women's faces.

Things to note when your menstrual flow decreases:

When the menstrual volume decreases, you need to go to the hospital for a complete examination in time and cooperate with the doctor to receive correct treatment to reduce the above-mentioned hazards.