What symptom does anovulatory menstruation have

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Symptoms of anovulatory menstruation? What is anovulatory menstrual symptom? How many days is menstrual cycle normal? Such problems, as a new era of women, for their own health, it is necessary to understand.

What symptom does anovulatory menstruation have

First: anovulatory menstrual symptoms, refers to the regulation of reproductive neuroendocrine system dysfunction caused by irregular uterine bleeding. More common in adolescence and menopause. Puberty dysfunctional uterine bleeding is due to the immature or delayed development of hypothalamus pituitary ovary axis, resulting in the growth and development of follicles in the ovary, but can not ovulate. Menopausal dysfunctional uterine bleeding is due to the natural aging of the ovary, lack of follicles, decreased ovarian function, decreased sensitivity to pituitary gonadotropin, resulting in failure to ovulate and irregular vaginal bleeding. The disease is called "metrorrhagia" in traditional Chinese medicine.

Second: typical anovulatory dysfunctional uterine bleeding is amenorrhea several weeks or months before menstruation, followed by massive vaginal bleeding, which often turns into vaginal bleeding after several days, or more or less, and the duration varies from several days to dozens of days or months. Accompanied by secondary anemia, dizziness, shortness of breath, fatigue, edema, loss of appetite and so on. Or accompanied by breast pain, abdominal distension, emotional excitement.

Third, when the body is affected by various factors, such as mental stress, changes in environment and climate, malnutrition, overweight or underweight, taking certain drugs (sleeping pills, sedatives, etc.) and systemic diseases (mental and neurological diseases, etc.), it interferes with the regulatory functions of hypothalamus, pituitary and ovary, resulting in abnormal hormone distribution in the body, resulting in ovarian failure to ovulate, So menstrual disorders appear

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The symptoms of anovulatory menstruation, women who always have regular menstruation, suddenly appear irregular, performance for menstruation in advance or after the wrong, or bleeding, often suggest that may be anovulatory menstruation, especially in women about 40 years old, the possibility of anovulation is greater. Some young women, menstrual interval is getting longer and longer, even amenorrhea, occasionally accompanied by increased hair and side abdominal discomfort and other symptoms, which should also be noted, is not ovulation? If you have the conditions, you can test the basal body temperature for 2-3 months. If the temperature curve is monophasic, that is, it always shows a stable straight line, you can initially diagnose anovulatory menstruation