Diseases that can cause a decrease in menstrual flow

　　Why does the amount of menstrual flow decrease? ? A decrease in the amount of menstrual blood may be caused by several conditions.

　　(1) Blood deficiency: Blood deficiency in the body or traumatic bleeding postpartum Severe blood loss, whether after surgery or otherwise, can lead to a deficiency of nourishing blood in the body. When the blood reservoir is not adequately replenished, it results in reduced menstrual flow.

　　（2）Kidney deficiency : Congenital deficiency of kidney qi and essence, or excessive sexual activity, multiple childbirths, induced abortions, and other factors that damage the kidneys can lead to a deficiency of kidney qi and insufficient essence and blood. This results in an empty blood pool, causing reduced menstrual flow.

　　(3) Blood stasis： women During menstruation, if the body is exposed to cold, it becomes invaded by cold pathogens, causing the blood to coagulate due to the cold； Or during menstruation, one may engage in arguments with others and feel depressed, leading to stagnation of qi and blood ； Either internal congestion caused by injury or trauma can lead to poor circulation of menstrual blood, resulting in a condition of scanty menstruation. >>>>> 12A classic dietary therapy for menstrual pain

　　(4) Phlegm-dampness: Women who are overweight tend to have a body type characterized by phlegm-dampness ； Because phlegm-dampness blocks the meridians, preventing the smooth flow of menstrual blood, this leads to scanty menstruation. Some women who take birth control pills for extended periods may also experience a gradual reduction in their menstrual flow. When young girls experience their first menstrual period, the flow is usually light. Similarly, it is a normal physiological phenomenon for menopausal women to have lighter periods, and in neither case is treatment necessary. In addition to this, if a woman notices a continuous decrease in her menstrual flow, she should seek medical attention promptly hospital Check and treat to prevent the occurrence of amenorrhea.