What is withdrawal bleeding? There are two types of withdrawal bleeding.

Withdrawal bleeding is a common gynecological disease. Withdrawal bleeding itself is menstruation. There are two situations in which menstruation is caused by regression bleeding: one is physiological, natural, and endometrial regression menstruation. Irregular menstruation is a kind of withdrawal. For example, if the menstrual cycle is very long and has not come for several months, then use drugs to manually withdraw. This is also called withdrawal bleeding.

Although the incidence of withdrawal bleeding is high, most people are very unfamiliar with this disease. Modern medicine believes that the formation of withdrawal bleeding is related to internal and external factors of the body, such as metabolic disorders, malnutrition, climate change, environmental factors, excessive mental stress and incorrect living habits. However, many patients do not understand this disease. So what is withdrawal bleeding?
Retrograde bleeding is a common gynecological disease. In recent years, the incidence of this disease has been high and the scope of occurrence has been wide. Women of any age may suffer from this disease. Because retrograde bleeding is very harmful, people need to have a better understanding of this type of disease and treat it in time.
Retrograde bleeding itself means menstruation, because menstruation is the regression of the endometrium, and retrograde bleeding is menstruation. There are two situations of menstrual withdrawal bleeding: one is physiological and natural, the endometrium regresses to menstruation. Irregular menstruation is a kind of withdrawal. For example, if the menstrual cycle is very long and has not come for several months, then manually withdraw with drugs. This is also called withdrawal bleeding.
This kind of withdrawal of menstruation with drugs is the result of doctor intervention to correct long-term absence of menstruation or a medical intervention due to excessive endometrium thickness. This is withdrawal bleeding. As long as menstruation is caused by drug intervention, it is called withdrawal bleeding. If we do not use drug intervention, it is also called menstruation, but withdrawal bleeding is a drug treatment method for patients with irregular menstruation, especially infrequent menstruation and long menstrual cycles, and it is also an important means of regulating menstruation.
Long-term withdrawal bleeding will cause the patient's ovarian function to decline, and the follicles' responsiveness to gonadotropin will decrease, leading to infertility in women. This will have a certain impact on the patient's physical health and the harmonious life between husband and wife.