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Abnormal bleeding
Abnormal menstrual bleeding refers to menstrual cycles that are heavier, longer or more irregular than expected. This can mean soaking a pad or tampon every one to two hours, bleeding for more than seven days or having cycles that are too short (less than 21 days) or too long (more than 35 days). Spotting between periods or after sex can also be a sign of irregular bleeding. Understanding your bleeding patterns can help you recognize when to seek care.
Did you know?
More normal than you think
Heavy menstrual bleeding lasting more than seven days affects about one out of every five women in the U.S.
–Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
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Abnormal bleeding
Abnormal menstrual bleeding refers to menstrual cycles that are heavier, longer or more irregular than expected. This can mean soaking a pad or tampon every one to two hours, bleeding for more than seven days or having cycles that are too short (less than 21 days) or too long (more than 35 days). Spotting between periods or after sex can also be a sign of irregular bleeding. Understanding your bleeding patterns can help you recognize when to seek care.
Did you know?
More normal than you think
Heavy menstrual bleeding lasting more than seven days affects about one out of every five women in the U.S.
