Q: I have been suffering from menstrual disorders since twelve days after I gave birth, as my husband had an accident in which he was badly injured, and was carried to hospital. When I knew of what happened to him, I panicked over him. I became so distressed and afraid, and I wept a lot during the time when he was in hospital in a dangerous condition for thirty days. My condition was so terrible that the postpartum bleeding did not stop after forty days; it lasted for ten more days, although the postpartum bleeding usually lasts for twenty or twenty-five days with me. Three days later, the bleeding started again. It continued for five days, then I became Tahir (ritually pure) for two or three days, and then the bleeding (Part No. 4; Page No. 262) started again. My menstruation has become irregular, which means that it comes two, three or maybe even four times a month. I sought treatment in hospital, but it was of no use. I remained in this condition for five months, given that this is menstrual blood. The days on which I offer Salah (Prayer) have become very few, because whenever the bleeding starts, I leave Salah until I become Tahir. However, the days of Tuhr (period of ritual purity) are much less than the days on which I have menstruation.I would like to ask about what I should do in this case.Should I go on like this and leave Salah on the days in which I bleed, and offer it again on the days of Tuhr? I leave Salah for very long intervals.If Ramadan comes while I suffer from the same condition, what should I do?May Allah reward you.