Nắm rõ lý do tại sao bạn bị rối loạn chu kỳ kinh nguyệt. Thử áp dụng liệu pháp mùi hương để xoa dịu căng thẳng do kinh nguyệt bất ổn gây ra. Luôn dự trữ thuốc đau bụng kinh hoặc lưu lại một số liệu pháp giảm đau bằng thảo dược trong ngày đèn đỏ. Trữ sẵn nhiều băng vệ sinh. Giải quyết vết máu kinh thấm qua quần áo. Phủ lên một vài thứ để tránh trường hợp chúng bị dính máu. Trò chuyện với bác sĩ nếu chu kỳ của bạn ra quá nhiều.

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Certain life stages cause periods to get heavier, and in some cases having a heavy period is genetic. Changes to your body or your lifestyle may be the cause of heavy periods. Be sure to check the following as possible reasons for the heavier-than-usual period:  If you're going through puberty, your periods may be heavy while your hormonal levels adjust; an imbalance in estrogen and progesterone can cause heavy periods. If you've just stopped taking the Pill, you might have a heavier period, since the Pill tends to make periods lighter. If you've just had an IUD placed, chances are you're experiencing a heavier period for the first few months. The body initially treats the IUD as a foreign object and this results in heavier periods. You might consider speaking to your gynecologist and possibly changing contraception methods if this lasts more than the first three to six months. If you've just given birth, and you're experiencing heavy periods, you may need to wait. Periods following birth can be heavy, particularly if you don't breastfeed. However, your usual level of period should be restored within two to three cycles. ry aromatherapy to ease the stress of a heavy period. If you trust in using aromatherapy as a treatment method, then this might assist, and probably in conjunction with other methods. Try a blend of two drops each of rose attar, Roman chamomile, and clary sage essential oils with four drops of sweet marjoram oil and two tablespoons of sweet almond or olive oil as the carrier oil. Rub this mixture over your stomach every night during menstruation, or have your partner do it for you. If you're also experiencing pain along with the heaviness, you can at least deal with the pain and remove one source of distress. If you don't have menstrual pain medication, you can also use regular pain killers, such as ibuprofen, to alleviate pain from cramping. Don't suffer in silence; get rid of the pain side of the period. Speak with your doctor if you're not sure what's safe to take to alleviate your period...