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Different Types of Menstrual Problems

by | Oct 3, 2018 | Blog, Women Health Issues

There are various menstrual problems occurs in females. Menstruation is a cycle in which ovaries excrete eggs in a month. If this egg gets contact with sperm then it results as fetus which becomes young ones. If this egg does not get contact with sperm it release out of body in form of bleeding. This whole process is called menstruation. But there are some problems and irregularities occur in menses. Dr. Neelima Mantri is best gynecologist in Mumbai.

According to her experience some of the menstrual problems are:

Amenorrhoea– It is a problem in which females does not get menstruation by till 16 years old or her menstrual cycle get stopped after three month even she is not in pregnancy stage. Causes of amenorrhoea are excessive exercising, eating disorders, physical stress, tumor and hormonal problem. Females who suffering PCOS also experience amenorrhoea.
Oligomenorrhoea– It is diseases in which infrequent bleeding and heavy bleeding occurs.
Premature ovarian failure (POF)- POF describes stop in normal functioning of ovaries in a female younger than 40 years. Women suffering from POF either don’t get periods or they have irregular periods.
Uterine fibroid-It is non-cancerous disease in female in age of child bearing. Most of women with uterine fibroid don’t face any in problem with fertility and get pregnant. But some of women having this problem are unable to give birth to young one.
Endometriosis– It is diseases in which tissues that are inside of uterus are grows outside of it. About 30% to 50% women suffering from endometriosis are infertile.
Dysmenorrhoea– It refers to painful menstruation including various menstrual cramps.
Menorrhagia– It refers to heavy and abnormal bleeding that is different from normal menstrual period.
Some of ladies adopt home remedies to eliminate these various menstrual problems. But from professional point of view, if you are suffering from any of these problems then you has to consult with gynaecologist. Dr. Neelima is specialist in all above mentioned various menstrual problem.

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