Taking Chinese medicine to remove blood clots is a good thing

Although women have their periods every month, they also need to pay attention to the menstrual blood at all times. Some young women have irregular menstrual cycles, while others have too much or too little menstrual blood. In fact, these all need to be adjusted. People often take Chinese medicine for adjustment. It is normal to have blood clots discharged after taking Chinese medicine. On the one hand, it means that the uterus is relatively cold, and on the other hand, it is caused by the solidification of things that fall off the uterine wall over time. As long as you have not had uterine fibroids before, don't be overly nervous.

Is it a good thing to take Chinese medicine to remove blood clots?

Whether blood clots are discharged during menstruation depends on each person's physical condition, but don't be nervous. If you have a normal period, the blood clots will be discharged. Pay more attention to rest during menstruation, don't catch a cold, pay attention to a reasonable diet, don't eat cold and irritating foods, and keep warm. If there is blood congestion in the uterine cavity, you can use drugs to contract the uterus. The blood stasis is discharged with menstruation, and the blood stasis is discharged when the uterus contracts.

Generally, there may be the following reasons for less menstruation:

The most common ones are endocrine causes, such as abnormal secretion of various hormones or anovulation. In addition, it may be caused by the endometrium itself, such as endometrial tuberculosis causing endometrial lesions or artificial abortion or curettage causing thin endometrium. Go to the hospital to check six sex hormones and B-ultrasound. After the cause is identified, symptomatic treatment should be given.

What is the reason for blood clots to be discharged after taking Chinese medicine?

Most of a woman's menstrual blood comes from the endometrium, and it usually contains some mucus and some shed fragments, and is generally dark red. Generally, menstrual blood is bright red when it first flows out, but it takes time for it to be discharged from the body. During this period, the menstrual blood may turn black and some coagulated parts may appear. This is a relatively normal phenomenon.

The reasons why women of different ages experience heavy menstrual flow are different. The normal menstrual blood flow is between 20 and 60 ml. If it exceeds 80 ml, it is considered excessive. Many women do not experience heavy menstrual bleeding in just one month, but may experience heavy menstrual bleeding for many consecutive months. This is mostly because there is blood congestion in your body, and you need to regulate it in time.

In addition, inflammation can also cause excessive menstrual flow in women. Inflammation can make local blood vessels in women’s bodies fragile, making it difficult for menstrual blood to coagulate when it is about to flow out of the body, resulting in excessive menstrual bleeding, and some women may even experience prolonged menstrual periods. If there are blood clots for a long time, it is likely that uterine fibroids have occurred.