Question 1

where does menstrual blood come from?

Accepted Answer

The uterus: The uterus, which is also termed the womb, is the place in which a fertilized egg implants and a fetus develops.  To accomplish this it grows a blood rich lining, ready for this process each month.  If no egg implants, the excess is shed as a discharge through the vagina.  This keeps companies that make tampons rich, and is a signal as to whether a woman might be pregnant.

Question 2

menstrual blood colour?

Accepted Answer

Varies: Menstrual blood color varies from bright red to black.  The older the blood the darker the color in general.  However, at 57 if you are having bleeding, its likely time to see a gynecologist to see is endometrial hyperplasia or worse.

Question 3

my menstrual blood is black this month?

Accepted Answer

This may be: Shedding of old, deoxygenated blood.

Question 4

what is it when your menstrual blood is cloudy?

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Not much : The color and consistency of menstrual blood is not usually helpful. A cloudy appearance could indicate a vaginal infection. See there is discharge present after your menstual cycle then schedule a visit for testing

Question 5

what will it mean if my menstrual blood is brown?

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Older blood: In a normal menstrual cycle, bleeding occurs within the uterus. Depending on how long the blood remains in the uterus, it will turn from bright red to various shades of rust to brown.  Brown menstrual blood just indicates older blood than blood that just came out of a blood vessel.

Question 6

darker menstrual blood? meybe becouse cold or something else?

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Many causes: There are many causes for darker menses including older blood, less water in the blood, blood from fibroids, polyps or adenomyosis. Usually a benign issue, but if you  are concern, see a provider.

Question 7

how many hours does it take for menstrual blood to turn brown?

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Interesting question: There is no good answer to this question. If you are  having irregular bleeding or spotting, the blood may appear brown.

Question 8

can you tell me how to slow down or make my menstrual blood less?

Accepted Answer

Menstrual cycle: Please talk to your gynecologist or physician about having shorter or lighter periods. Some options may include: Lysteda (tranexaminc acid), oral contraceptives, Vaginal contraceptive ring &amp; Levonorgestrel -releasing intrauterine system (Mirena).

Question 9

why is my menstrual blood so thick, i have to push to pass tge blood?

Accepted Answer

Menses: You didn't say how old you were, or if this has always been a problem, if you have had any infections.  It is possible it is not a blood problem but a problem of cervical stenosis or other anatomical problems.  You need to go see a GYN for an evaluation.

Question 10

less blood during menstrual, not taking any pills
what is the causes?

Accepted Answer

Hormone: Typically hormone shifts are going to be the cause of changes in the amount of bleeding that a woman has.  Stress and weight gain and weight loss can affect as well.  Sometimes thyroid can affect.  If you're concerned, see your doctor and get evaluated.  Good luck and be healthy!

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