What circumstances lead to the occurrence of functional uterine bleeding?

Whether a woman's menstruation is normal is often a sign of her health. Whether the "old friend" comes to visit every month and whether the amount of bleeding is large or small are issues that women often pay attention to. Women of any childbearing age will have more or less abnormal menstruation, but if the amount of bleeding is large, continuous, prolonged, and severe bleeding, women should pay special attention to going to the hospital in time to prevent functional uterine bleeding, also known as functional uterine bleeding.

Severe blood loss will reduce the body's resistance, immune function, and even lead to anemia. At that time, the situation will be worse. For adolescent and menopausal functional uterine bleeding, we must pay special attention and be vigilant at all times. So under what circumstances will women be prone to functional uterine bleeding?

1. Women of childbearing age are prone to functional uterine bleeding when they are mentally stimulated by extreme joy or sorrow, when they are under great work pressure, when they experience fear and anxiety, when their living environment changes drastically, when the temperature is too cold or too hot, or when their labor intensity is too high.

2. It is more common in adolescent girls who have just started menstruating, which is related to the incomplete development of their menstrual regulation system.

3. It is more common in women approaching menopause, which is related to the decline of ovarian function and the reduced response of the menstrual regulation system.

4. Excessive or malnutrition, excessive dieting, and taking some beauty and health products containing hormone drugs may also cause functional uterine bleeding.