Menorrhagia is a common phenomenon in women during puberty or premenopause. Menorrhagia can occur a few times or last continuously for many months, even years. So what is menorrhagia and is it dangerous?

Menorrhagia is a common health problem in women. Menorrhagia can be a manifestation of a common endocrine disorder or a warning sign of many dangerous diseases such as uterine polyps, uterine fibroids, genetic blood clotting disorders,...

Doctor, I have a menstrual period that lasts more than 1 week, bleeding a lot, sometimes it drips a lot, sometimes it gets better but it doesn't stop, I feel normal in my body? Can you tell me what's wrong with me and how to treat it?

On average, a woman's menstrual cycle will repeat every 21–35 days and the number of menstrual days usually lasts 2–7 days. If the menstrual period is shorter or has 2 periods in 1 month, it can be considered an abnormality that needs attention. 40–60% of women will experience this abnormality at least once in their life.

Heavy menstrual bleeding can be a warning sign of a dangerous gynecological condition that affects health. In fact, there are many risk factors that cause this condition. Therefore, women need to pay attention to monitor and observe unusual signs to see a gynecologist early and intervene when necessary.