The cause of menstrual blood blackening is generally gynecological inflammation, which will lead to menstrual blood blackening, and then the body is cold, and blood stasis will also lead to menstrual blood blackening. The specific reason is to go to the hospital for examination, consult a doctor and find out the reason. Correct menstrual blood color is often a signal of real health. The normal color of menstrual blood is red. If you find that your menstrual blood is dark red and accompanied by blood clots, you should pay more attention, drink warm water as much as possible and keep warm. Eat more warm fruits, such as apples, bananas and kiwis. It is rich in vitamins and fiber, which can help the stool to be discharged smoothly and avoid pelvic congestion.
Menstrual blackness is generally caused by less menstrual flow. Vaginal bleeding will show different colors according to the amount of bleeding, with more bleeding showing bright red and less bleeding showing brown, dark red or even black. Black is often due to less uterine bleeding, which accumulates in the uterine cavity and vagina for a period of time before being discharged. At this time, it is often manifested as black blood. This situation is seen in the first few days of menstruation. If it is close to the end of menstruation, it doesn't matter if there is black blood in the vagina, indicating that the amount of bleeding has decreased.
So be sure to do daily protection. Women's bodies are very fragile, especially during the physiological period. Don't eat cold food or water. Try to avoid getting cold in your stomach, because dysmenorrhea is really painful, so you must protect your body. Drinking more hot water is really good. Although some female boyfriends may often say this, it can really relieve our dysmenorrhea.