What are the common complications of functional uterine bleeding?

Recently, Hongcha has been very busy at work, often working overtime until late at night. Not only has her biological clock been disrupted, but her menstruation has also become irregular, with continuous bleeding and a large amount of bleeding. Her work has been busy, and coupled with this problem, Hongcha has been listless and dizzy all day long, but she is a strong-willed person who always puts work first. She has never taken these physical discomforts seriously, let alone seeing a doctor, and her condition has become more and more serious.

On this day, Hongcha got up early in the morning to prepare for the day's work. She was busy and suddenly her eyes went dark and she passed out. When she woke up, she found herself lying in the hospital. She learned from the doctor that she had hemorrhagic shock due to her dysfunctional uterine bleeding. If her colleagues had not sent her to the hospital for emergency treatment in time, her life would be in danger. Hongcha suddenly felt the seriousness of the matter. At this time, she realized that her long-term heavy bleeding was caused by her dysfunctional uterine bleeding, but she almost caused a disaster because of her carelessness.

From the story of black tea, it is not difficult to see that functional uterine bleeding is likely to cause complications such as anemia and gynecological inflammation. So what are the common complications?

Anemia or hemorrhagic shock Patients with menorrhagia, prolonged menstruation, and functional uterine bleeding may develop anemia. Acute and severe massive bleeding may also be complicated by hemorrhagic shock and be life-threatening.

If functional uterine bleeding caused by gynecological inflammation is not treated in time, various bacteria can ascend with the help of abnormal bleeding, causing vaginitis, cervicitis, endometritis, salpingitis, oophoritis, pelvic inflammatory disease and other gynecological inflammations.

Infertility and miscarriage: Patients with luteal insufficiency often have difficulty conceiving and suffer miscarriage due to shortened menstrual cycles, frequent menstruation, and irregular menstruation.