Menstruation is less pregnant?

Menstruation is a sign of menstrual disorders, any woman of reproductive age is at risk. In order to determine if the menstrual period is less than usual, women need to visit a gynecologist, do the necessary tests and get timely treatment, to avoid this condition affecting their reproductive health in the future.

Menstruation that is too little, too much or irregular cycles, all affect the ability to conceive. However, in order to know if the menstrual period is less or not, a woman needs to go to a medical facility, be examined by a doctor, and do the necessary tests to know if she is pregnant or not. Most of the symptoms related to menstruation are not clear, even having to make a follow-up appointment and test many times to be able to make an accurate conclusion.
In order to identify the problem of having a period less than normal, pregnant or not, women need to understand and distinguish it from the phenomenon of bleeding during pregnancy, because these two phenomena have quite similar manifestations and are easy to confuse. On the other hand, low menstrual bleeding can be a characteristic symptom of many dangerous gynecological diseases. Therefore, patients need to be examined, accurately diagnosed and treated early to avoid affecting reproductive function.

If you see blood spots appear on your underwear, it is not necessarily a sign of pregnancy, but it may be a sign that a woman is about to have her period. Therefore, in order to know if the menstrual cycle is low or not, women need to monitor their menstrual cycle. Accordingly, women should use pregnancy test strips to track their periods accurately.
Understanding your body will help women find the answer, through unusual expressions. If you feel something different from your normal menstrual cycle and have recently had unprotected sex with your partner, it could be a sign of pregnancy. The fertilized egg and implantation in the endometrium is the cause of this phenomenon.
Normally, the following 3 factors will help distinguish between menstrual bleeding and menstrual bleeding:
Time of appearance: Prenatal bleeding usually appears earlier than the menstrual cycle and occurs within a few hours or a few hours. The case lasts only 1-2 days. Bleeding: Pregnancy bleeding is usually less and more scattered than menstrual blood.

Color: Pregnancy blood is usually dark red, brown or light pink. Meanwhile, menstrual blood is bright red. During pregnancy, a woman's body also produces a little cloudy white discharge due to the development of vaginal cells to prepare for the implantation of the fetus. This fluid will partially block the influence of external factors into the uterine cavity, so women will feel the cervix has an unusually sticky and thick mucus.

The following causes may lead to low menstrual bleeding:
Menstrual disorders, endocrine disorders. The uterine lining is shed: Symptoms of gynecological diseases such as uterine fibroids, cervicitis and ovarian-related diseases. Changes in the hormone estrogen cause the lining of the uterus to shed, leading to bleeding. Long-term vaginal infection is also the cause of less menstrual bleeding. Unreasonable, irregular diet, food lacking in protein and essential vitamins such as vitamins E, C, A... makes the body lack nutrition, leading to less menstrual blood. Psychological pressure, stress, mood instability.

Having a period less than usual is not a sure thing, but it is most likely a sign that the body is abnormal. Therefore, when the menstrual period is less, women should go to a medical facility for examination and appropriate treatment if a pathology is detected. To limit gynecological diseases, including Women should note the following:
Build yourself a scientific lifestyle, always happy, comfortable, have a nutritious diet, arrange study time, work and rest properly. Sleep on time, get enough sleep, keep the biological clock stable, avoid disturbing the body's life rhythm. Exercise regularly to promote blood circulation. Clean the intimate area regularly and properly to limit the risk of infection. It is recommended to change tampons every 3-4 hours of use to prevent bacteria from entering and growing. Provide adequate nutrients for the body, especially protein, vitamins and iron... to nourish the blood. The Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology of Vinmec International General Hospital has been and is a reliable place to examine, detect and monitor pregnancy.