What if I haven't had my period for more than half a month?

Women still need to pay attention to their monthly menstruation. If it is delayed or advanced, they should be alert. Generally speaking, it is normal within a week, but if you don’t have your period for a long time, you need to consider whether you are pregnant or have some gynecological diseases that cause menstrual disorders. So what is the reason for not having your period for more than half a month?

For healthy women of childbearing age who have a history of sexual life and have regular menstrual cycles, pregnancy should be considered if their menstruation is overdue. If menstruation stops for more than 2 months, pregnancy is more likely. Amenorrhea is the earliest symptom of pregnancy, but it is not a specific symptom of pregnancy. The normal menstrual cycle is regulated by the endocrine functions of each link of the hypothalamus-pituitary-ovarian axis. If any link is impaired, menstrual disorders will occur, sometimes leading to amenorrhea. You should be very careful about your diet during menopause.

Amenorrhea caused by environmental factors is a temporary endocrine dysfunction, and menstruation will generally resume naturally within 6 months. Pituitary amenorrhea has other symptoms besides amenorrhea. For example, Sheehan's syndrome caused by postpartum hemorrhage is accompanied by pubic hair loss, vulvar atrophy, etc. in addition to amenorrhea. Pituitary prolactinoma is accompanied by breast milk discharge in addition to amenorrhea. Ovarian amenorrhea. This type of amenorrhea is very common, such as dementia syndrome, ovarian cysts, ovarian tumors, polycystic ovary syndrome, premature ovarian failure and endocrine dysfunction caused by various reasons that lead to ovarian anovulation.

If a young married woman experiences amenorrhea for a long time, it may lead to infertility. Long-term amenorrhea and galactorrhea syndrome can lead to uterine atrophy and turn into blood deficiency, causing serious harm to women's bodies. Amenorrhea caused by psychological factors may lead to depression in some women. Premature ovarian failure is more harmful because of amenorrhea. It can cause genital atrophy, premature aging, sexual dysfunction, and may also lead to high blood pressure, cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, uterine cancer, ovarian cancer and other diseases.

Through the above introduction, everyone has a clear understanding of what is going on if you haven't had your period for more than half a month. Every female friend needs to pay attention to her own health at all times and not be easily harmed and threatened by diseases. Of course, even if you suffer from some gynecological diseases, don't worry too much, just get timely and correct treatment.