It is natural for women who experience discomfort when
having your period, such as bloating or cramping. However, some women may
experience heavier menstrual periods than others, it is it normal?
Menstrual period is said to be normal if it has disrupted
your life every day. If abdominal pain is very severe, the body is weak and
excessive bleeding to disrupt your daily life at school or at work, consult a
physician.
A survey of 1,200 women in the U.S. found that 1 in 10 women
experience very heavy periods. But about 32 percent of the survey participants,
who reported experiencing heavy menstrual periods every month, do not go to the
doctor for reasons of shame or regard it is not a big deal.
Heavy menstrual periods can make women lose productivity
both at work and at home, because the tremendous abdominal pain and weak body.
The survey also showed that heavy menstrual periods may affect a woman's
emotional state.
Approximately 93 percent of women with heavy menstrual
periods say that he is less excited in the day-to-day while coming months.
While about 65 percent reported that she felt less confident and just want to
stay in bed all day during the coming months.
"In addition to embarrassment, women are often unaware
that her menstrual period is not unusual, so he did not see a doctor,"
said Diana Ramos, MD, Obstetrics and Gynecology expert at USC Keck School of
Medicine, who led the survey.
Watch for signs of heavy menstrual periods and see your
doctor immediately if you experience any of the five following signs:
1. Menstrual blood is too much out to make you have to
change pads every one to two hours in a row
2. You need to use double sanitary so as not to break
3. You need to wake up at night to change pads that have
been fully
4. There is a blood clot is large enough with your menstrual
blood flow
5. Had to stay in bed because you are too tired
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