How Long Do Periods Last? 5 Important Facts About Menstrual Bleeding Duration

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: July 4, 2025 16:20 IST2025-07-04T16:18:05+5:302025-07-04T16:20:31+5:30

The duration of menstrual cycle depends on person to person. It changes as we grow older and the body ...

How Long Do Periods Last? 5 Important Facts About Menstrual Bleeding Duration | How Long Do Periods Last? 5 Important Facts About Menstrual Bleeding Duration

How Long Do Periods Last? 5 Important Facts About Menstrual Bleeding Duration

The duration of menstrual cycle depends on person to person. It changes as we grow older and the body factor like weight, age, height. Not only diet but also water intake, sleeping time, but also our habits affect the menstrual cycle. Some people get their periods for longer days, while others have fewer days. Some women bleed a lot, while some women bleed very little. These days, PCOD and other menstrual problems are increasing. Before such problems start, is the period going smoothly? It is necessary to check if something is wrong.

After the period, by checking the period, you can know whether the period is smooth and regular, whether there is any problem, or whether there is any disorder. As mentioned on Dr. AchalMD's podcast, you can see when, how it comes, and what are the symptoms of a problem.

1. Menstruation is necessary every month. It is quite normal for a period to go from 21 to 35 days between two periods. There is no reason to worry. If you get your period again within 15 days or do not get it for two months, then go to the doctor immediately. This is not good.

2. Everyone bleeds for more or less days during menstruation. Bleeding for 2 to 7 days is quite normal. Bleeding for two days regularly is not a short period. But if you bleed for only one day, it is a little, but it is a problem. Also, bleeding for more than seven days is not good for health.

3. The amount of bleeding is different for everyone. But bleeding that is too much is not good. If you have to change a pad every two hours, then the blood is flowing too much. And it is not good to have one pad all day. Moderate bleeding is necessary. It is very important.

4. Blood clots are normal. There is nothing to be afraid of in it. However, if there are a lot of them, then it is not good. A few clots are okay, and none are okay. But not too much. They should be small in size. It is not good to have large lumps.

5. Stomach pain is very common. But if the pain becomes unbearable. It is not possible to go to the office, college, school and even do simple daily tasks, then such a problem is not good. Talk to the doctor.

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