Uterine tumors are generally benign tumors, which are less common in women under the age of 20 and more common in women aged 30 to 50. Some patients are asymptomatic, while others may experience symptoms such as increased menstrual flow, shortened menstrual cycles, and irregular vaginal bleeding. So, can excessive menstrual blood clots be a uterine tumor?
Having multiple menstrual blood clots may indicate uterine fibroids, but it cannot be confirmed solely based on this symptom. Uterine fibroids can affect the endometrium and normal contractions, leading to an increase in blood clots. However, there are many other gynecological diseases that can cause an increase in blood clots, such as uterine polyps, endometritis, and other gynecological diseases. The typical symptom is an increase in blood clots.
At the same time, excessive blood clots during menstruation in women may also be temporary stagnation of qi and blood. When qi and blood are not unobstructed, blood accumulates in the uterine cavity, making it easy to form blood clots. So there are many reasons for the accumulation of blood clots. If women are concerned about their physical condition, they can wait until their menstrual period ends to go to the hospital for an ultrasound examination to check the condition of the uterus and its appendages.
If lesions in the uterine cavity are detected, active treatment can also be used, such as surgery or medication to control uterine fibroids, while some inflammations require medication treatment. If there is no pathological change in the uterine cavity, women can also use traditional Chinese medicine to regulate their menstrual cycle, so that there are no more blood clots during menstruation and the cycle is more normal.
