Abnormal or excessive vaginal bleeding Myths and facts
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Understanding Abnormal or Excessive Vaginal Bleeding: Myths and Realities
Summary:
Many women experience vaginal bleeding and discharge that can be painful and lead to infections if not addressed.
Keywords:
Women's reproductive health, reproductive health for women, women's health issues
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Article:
Excessive vaginal discharge beyond the usual menstrual cycle can be concerning if not properly managed. This type of bleeding, though occurring during menstrual periods, is heavier than typical.
Abnormal vaginal bleeding can stem from several causes, such as contraceptive pill use, hormonal imbalances in the thyroid, pituitary gland, or ovaries. Infections in the vagina, uterus, cervix, ovaries, or fallopian tubes can also contribute, as can sexually transmitted diseases. A miscarriage may present as heavy bleeding following a missed period.
If heavy bleeding occurs between normal periods but doesn’t persist for long, it might not signify a severe condition. Possible causes include scars, tumors, fibroids, or abnormal cervical tissue growths. However, continuous heavy bleeding requires medical attention, as it could indicate uterine lining growths, with potential cancer risk.
In some cases, injury to the vagina or reproductive tract during surgery or due to trauma, like rape, or a retained tampon, can cause bleeding. Systemic bleeding disorders, such as leukemia, may also result in abnormal bleeding. Accompanying symptoms like fever, abdominal pain, or mucus discharge could indicate an infection.
Vaginal discharge often results from abnormal organ passages due to childbirth, accidents, or surgery. Infection frequently causes itching, burning, and painful urination, though not all infections are sexually transmitted. Other causes might include vaginal inflammation, pelvic inflammatory disease, genital herpes, uterine infections, or estrogen deficiency.
For more information, visit [Women's Reproductive Health](http://www.womensreproductivehealth.info).
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