Heavy menstrual bleeding is also known as menorrhagia. This is a medical term for prolonged menstrual bleeding and menstrual periods that are both heavy and prolonged. This condition is also known as hypermenorrhea. This applies also to lose 80 or more milliliters of blood during your menstrual cycle. This condition is a common concern for women before menopause, but there are some women who experience severe blood loss. The symptoms of Menorhaggia Almost all women have experienced severe bleeding in many of their time. If you have experienced severe and heavy bleeding for many months a year, it is recommended that you visit to a gynecologist. Here are some of the other signs and symptoms of this disease: * The period lasts 10 days or more. * The significant menstrual bleeding. * The hard times interfere with your normal lifestyle. * There is a constant pain in the abdomen, where it flows heavy menstrual bleeding. * The symptoms of anemia include fatigue, exhaustion, or short breathing observed. The most common causes of heavy menstrual bleeding, the menstrual cycle is different in every woman. Menstruation occurs on average every 28 days and lasts about 4 days. There are some women who cycles 24 to 34 days, and it may take a little longer or shorter. However, if large differences in the timing and duration that you can find abnormal, you may want the symptoms, because you may be already suffering from heavy menstrual bleeding, and you know it may not yet be verified. Here are some of the main causes of menorrhagia, or excessive and heavy bleeding. You can check, checking each time, because you can suffer from this illness, especially if an irregular period: * Hormonal imbalances during puberty and menopause stage uterine fibroid tumors, cervical polyps * * * * endometrial polyps Inflammatory and autoimmune diseases known as lupus * Pelvic inflammatory disease cervical cancer, endometrial bleeding disorder * * * * a person to produce anovulation or failure of the ovaries to mature, and let eggs * endometrial hyperplasia, thickening of the uterine wall and building works * Abnormal thyroid or pituitary gland as pregnancy complications * miscarriage and ectopic pregnancy * Changes in the use of birth control pills or estrogen * The use of an intrauterine device * Recent trauma or surgery that involves the uterus * Pelvic inflammatory disease * Stress, change in diet and exercise routine, recent weight loss or weight gain, travel or recent illness of the treatment of heavy menstrual bleeding Here are some of the many treatments used for heavy menstrual bleeding: * The use of pill for a few months. * Performing a hysterectomy or removal of the uterus, where the risks through the following measures have been reduced in order to reduce the incidence of deep vein thrombosis after surgery. * A surgical procedure called endometrial ablation. This helps with heavy menstrual bleeding, but it can cause sterility, and it no longer triggers menopause. The long-term effects are also unknown. But if the extent of the bleeding just mild, it can know a good reassurance that no serious cause can be blamed for the state and it will most likely path in time.

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