See below: 1. Uterine fibroids 2. Uterine polyps 3. Bleeding disorders (von willebrands) 4. Miscarriage at time of menses 5. Adenomyosis just to name a few. If you are having heavy periods that are causing a problem, schedule a visit with your ob/gn.
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Fibroids: Fibroids are like knots in a tree that disrupt the contour of the myometrium, preventing it from contracting smoothly and getting rid of all the menstrual blood. The uterus will continue to contract , leading to heavy bleeding . Fibroids also recruit more blood vessels as they grow , leading to more bleeding surface area.
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