What are the signs before hemorrhage?

Hemorrhage is a very scary symptom. This symptom usually occurs in women's bodies, causing great harm to women's bodies. Moreover, hemorrhage may be a sign of many diseases, has a great indicative effect on health, and is one of the bases for doctors to diagnose major diseases. Let’s take a look at the signs before hemorrhage. I hope everyone can understand this aspect.

Hemorrhage, also known as metrorrhagia or sudden hemorrhage, refers to an acute disease in which women suddenly have heavy vaginal bleeding outside their menstrual period. There are many causes of this disease. Some are due to excessive fatigue, qi deficiency and sinking, and loss of control; some are due to violent anger that damages the liver, the liver cannot store blood, and the menstrual blood flows indiscriminately, causing hemorrhage; it can also be due to excessive heat in the body, combined with heat evil or excessive consumption of spicy and dry foods, which accumulates heat and turns into fire, and heat forces the blood to flow and causes the disease; there is also residual blood after menstruation and childbirth, or due to external infection, internal injury, and internal blood stasis. If the bad blood is not removed, the new blood cannot return to the menstruation, causing metrorrhagia. Severe cases of functional uterine bleeding in modern medicine are similar to this syndrome.

Dysfunctional uterine bleeding

It is caused by menstrual disorders and can occur in women during adolescence, childbearing age, and menopause.

There may be no obvious lesions in their bodies, but abnormal hormone levels may cause vaginal bleeding. The menstrual cycle is regulated by the brain, so depression, anxiety or psychological trauma can cause menstrual disorders. Facing exam and work pressure, unstable life, business trips, etc. can indirectly increase menstruation.

Inflammatory infection

In the case of inflammatory infection, the amount of vaginal bleeding is usually less, mostly manifested as bloodshot, but endometrial polyps caused by chronic endometrial inflammation can also cause heavy and prolonged menstrual flow.

Related to pregnancy

This category includes miscarriage, hydatidiform mole, ectopic pregnancy, etc., and is characterized by sexual intercourse and heavy vaginal bleeding after menopause.

Gynecological tumors

Cervical cancer, endometrial cancer and common submucous uterine fibroids can all cause heavy vaginal bleeding.

In addition to the above-mentioned hemorrhages, there are some relatively rare situations, such as leukemia, aplastic anemia, thrombocytopenic purpura and other blood diseases, which may first manifest as menorrhagia; improper use of anticoagulants in dialysis treatment in patients with chronic renal failure may also cause menorrhagia; in addition, contraceptive rings, vaginal foreign bodies, etc. can also cause abnormal menstruation and bleeding.