What is Considered Normal Menstruation
It occurs because of changes in the body’s hormones in preparation for possible pregnancy. Each cycle ends in bleeding if no pregnancy occurs.
From around age 12, a girl or woman start to experience a cyclical or monthly flow of blood called menstruation. It occurs because of changes in the body’s hormones in preparation for possible pregnancy. Each cycle ends in bleeding if no pregnancy occurs.
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!A normal flow usually occurs every 21 to 45 days (average of 28 days), and last between 1 to 7 days. Flow length and frequency vary from one woman to another, often between 30 to 50ml of blood.
Usually, menstrual flow stops when a woman is between the age of 45 and 54, at which point we say the woman has attained menopause.
Common menstrual problems that a woman may experience include pain during menstruation, delay or absence of menstruation, scanty or heavy flow, and irregular menstruation.
