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Menorrhagia or heavy menstrual periods are a common occurrence in many women. This causes heavy loss of blood accompanied by cramps such that it is difficult to carry out the day to day activities also. Normally a woman has menstrual periods in which she loses 35 to 40 milliliters of blood on an average. Prolonged and excessive bleeding results in more blood loss as much as 80 milliliters. This excess loss of blood can cause other medical problems in a woman.

Bleeding in excess of what is considered "normal", acceptable to the individual health or even is known as menorrhagia.
The rate of their menstrual flow can vary from one woman to the next. In fact, your menstrual flow might differ from month to month. Most months, your menstrual flow might be relatively light. But, some months, your menstrual flow might be much heavier than what's normal for you. So much heavier that it can actually be a little frightening.
So, what qualifies as a heavy menstrual period?
Having a menstrual flow that's slightly heavier than normal isn't all that unusual. But if you have to change your tampons or menstrual pads more than once every hour or so, then you are definitely experiencing a heavy menstrual period.

Almost every woman has experienced a heavy menstrual period at some point. And some women experience heavy menstrual bleeding during almost every period.
Often, a heavy menstrual period is nothing to worry about. However, there are times when heavy menstrual bleeding is a sign of a more serious medical condition. You should see a doctor if you experience any of the following.
* Along with a heavy menstrual flow, you are passing blood clots, which you have never done before.
* During your period, you experience dizziness. Or you experience feelings of extreme weakness or fatigue.
* You've had periods that are more than 45 days apart. Having a menstrual cycle longer than the average, which is 28 days, can be perfectly normal. But going more than 45 days without having your period could be cause for concern.
* You experience bleeding between periods.
* You experience severe menstrual cramps that aren't alleviated by pain relievers.