Irregular menstruation may cause some dark circles

Symptoms of irregular menstruation vary in severity depending on individual circumstances. Some milder symptoms of irregular menstruation often become more severe because they are not taken seriously enough. For example, dark circles under the eyes are likely to be one of the symptoms of irregular menstruation .

There are many reasons for women to have dark circles under their eyes. It is very likely that it is a symptom of irregular menstruation. If there is functional uterine bleeding, primary dysmenorrhea, early or late menstruation, prolonged menstruation, or excessive menstrual flow, dark circles will appear under the eyes. In addition, people with functional uterine bleeding and some ovarian diseases will also have dark circles under the eyes. In short, if dark circles exist for a long time, women may wish to have a physical examination, including a gynecological examination, to diagnose whether it is a symptom of irregular menstruation.

Female friends should pay special attention to the crescent-shaped dark circles. This type of dark circle is a brown or light gray-black crescent-shaped strip that extends from the inner corner of the eye to the bottom at an angle of about 45 degrees. It is not obvious when you are young, but starts to move outward and upward in middle-aged and elderly people to the outer corner of the eye, forming a complete semicircle and about a few millimeters.

This type of dark circles under the eyes usually form with age and changes in physical health. It is often caused by severe insomnia, anemia or certain women's diseases, such as irregular menstruation, functional uterine bleeding and excessive sexual life. The color will become darker and more obvious.

The symptoms of irregular menstruation indicate that the female endocrine system is disordered, which may be caused by some gynecological diseases or bacterial infection. The specific ones still need to be checked through relevant examinations. It is necessary for every woman to understand some symptoms of irregular menstruation.