What to do when your aunt has too much blood

Normal menstrual blood volume is 30 to 50 ml. If menstrual blood volume is more than 80 ml, it is clinically called menorrhagia. The causes of menorrhagia include organic uterine lesions, abnormal uterine bleeding, endometrial thickness or drug abortion, ring, etc. For the treatment of female menorrhagia, first of all, we must find the cause and deal with the cause. If endometrial polyps or uterine submucosal myoma cause menorrhagia, normal surgery is required; If abnormal uterine bleeding is caused by thick endometrium, it can be treated by drugs or hysteroscopy. As long as menorrhagia is shown, it is necessary to see a hospital for corresponding examinations. If necessary, check B ultrasound to understand the thickness of endometrium, and carry out corresponding treatment according to the examination results.