Irradiation can cause menorrhagia

　　Normal menstrual bleeding should be 20 to 60 ml, and if it exceeds 80 ml, it is Menorrhagia . There are many causes of menorrhagia, one of which is related to female related to the contraceptive method used, i.e. Uterus Caused by the birth control ring.

　　In our country, this is the most common contraceptive method used by women after childbirth. The most prominent problems it brings are shortened menstrual cycles, prolonged menstrual periods, significantly increased menstrual volume, and postmenstrual bleeding. In particular, the new generation of active uterine rings with copper ions not only improves the contraceptive efficacy, but also increases the amount of menstrual bleeding.

　　In addition, short-acting oral contraceptives often make menstruation more regular, reduce menstrual flow, and Dysmenorrhea alleviate. However, incorrect use can also cause hormone regulation disorders, resulting in abnormally increased menstruation. For example, failure to take it according to the prescribed information, missing or taking the wrong dose, etc. can lead to disorders of reproductive hormone levels in the body, affecting the development of the endometrium and causing abnormal bleeding.

　　There are also women who use long-acting injections or subcutaneous implants for contraception. What they most often experience is not a large amount of vaginal bleeding, but continuous, spot-like bleeding. Sometimes the amount of bleeding accumulates to a large amount due to prolongation of time. This situation is mostly due to the unbalanced effects of external reproductive hormones in the body.

　　Solutions for menorrhagia after IUD insertion Yes: Use oral medications instead of other contraceptive methods, or switch to a uterine ring containing progesterone that can reduce menstrual flow. If you want to use oral contraceptives as a method of contraception, it is not enough to read the prescription information of the drug in detail. Before purchasing, you must consult a professional doctor to learn more about its indications and contraindications, the correct method of taking it, and the remedial measures in case of missed doses. We have been told that similar situations will occur when choosing long-acting injections or subcutaneous implant technology for contraception. However, if it does not gradually improve as time goes by, or becomes more severe, you should go to a follow-up consultation in time and ask your doctor to re-evaluate whether this method of contraception is suitable. 》》》 Contraceptive7Major side effects and treatment methods