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Menstrual health is a vital indicator of overall reproductive and hormonal well being. Clinically, three key parameters should always be observed Cycle, Colour, and Consistency.

A healthy cycle typically occurs every 21–35 days with a minimum of 3 days of bleeding. Irregular cycles, very short or very long gaps, or missed periods may signal underlying hormonal imbalances or reproductive concerns that can impact fertility.

The colour of menstrual blood also carries diagnostic value. Bright red blood is considered normal. Dark red blood may suggest conditions such as fibroids, pinkish or pale red blood can indicate hormonal deficiencies (including low estrogen levels), and brown bleeding may point to mid-cycle spotting or nutritional factors. Any persistent or unusual change in colour should be medically evaluated.

Consistency is equally important. Passing large clots (larger than a coin) or experiencing heavy bleeding that soaks more than three pads per day is not normal and may indicate heavy menstrual bleeding or other gynecological conditions that require medical attention.

Early recognition of abnormalities in these three factors allows for timely diagnosis, effective treatment, and better long-term reproductive health. Periods are not just monthly events they are powerful health signals that should never be ignored.