5 Nakatagong mga Panganib Ang Iyong Panahon ay Nagsasabi sa Iyo!

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Monthly periods are necessary and normal bodily function in women, yet, we still consider them to be extremely taboo to talk about.

Women need to understand that their periods may be telling them something about their health.

Most people don’t like to talk about problems, and this can cause minor to serious health issues to go unnoticed.

Look before you flush not only when it comes to your urine or poop, but also your period, and find out the six things your monthly visitor can tell you about your health from what’s normal to what’s not at any age.

1. Light flow indicates you may have pituitary gland or thyroid issue.

If you are taking birth control pills, then you do not need to panic if you have light flow because that is usual. But if you're not and you still have light flow, then there is a chance you have a hormonal imbalance. Experts says that light flow may indicate thyroid or pituitary gland related problems.

2. Cervical or uterine polyps can cause sudden bleeding throughout periods.

If you have a sudden or unrelated bleeding on your normal cycle then you are having a breakthrough bleeding. Again, it's normal if you are on pills, otherwise you should consult your doctor. Breakthrough bleeding can sometimes be a sign of uterine or cervical polyps, which results due to too much estrogen in the body. However, it can also indicate fibroids or other similar infections. Such bleeding from the va gina can also indicate cancer.

3. If you suffer from severe and unbearable cramps which last for a couple of days then you must consult a doctor.

If you have intense cramps during your periods, and think it is usual, consider you are making a big mistake. Doctors claim that young women who often think they need to endure the intense cramps they are experiencing, is definitely not the case. It can be harmful if they do not talk about them.

4. If your menstrual cycle is late and there is are chances of pregnancy, you are most likely having hormonal imbalance. Consult your doctor if this is the case.

If your menstrual cycle is late, and there are some chances you are pregnant, then it is great. Otherwise, there are several things you should know. You may not have regular ovulations or you might have PCOS, which makes knowing your fertile days more difficult for you. If this is your case you need to contact your doctor immediately.

5. If your menstrual discharge has saturated red color, very similar to “cranberry juice”, it means you have a normal secretion.

However, if your secretion has any other color the “cranberry juice” one than you may have estrogen imbalance.