What if I haven't had my period for three days?

Many people will find that it is already the third day of their menstrual period, but their period has not come, so they think that there is something abnormal with their body. What is this situation? What happens if I haven’t had my period for three days? I think this must be the answer in many people’s minds, in order to solve the doubts in everyone’s minds. After consulting relevant information, I have summarized the following content to answer this question. Friends who want to know more can take a look.

Any emergency contraceptive contains a large amount of hormones and is a last resort measure when conventional contraception fails. It can easily lead to endocrine disorders, which may disrupt the menstrual cycle or even cause amenorrhea. It is recommended not to take it more than three times a year. You can take safe and effective measures for contraception, such as condoms and IUDs.

Endocrine disorders may occur after taking birth control pills, which may also cause delayed menstruation. Doctors also found, based on patient feedback, that a new generation of gastrokinetic drug, metoclopramide, also known as domperidone, may also cause this condition. Since metoclopramide does not easily cross the blood-brain barrier, it is believed that it has no inhibitory effect on central dopamine receptors. Central dopamine receptors are inhibited, resulting in a decrease in the amount of hypothalamic release factors entering the anterior pituitary. As a result, the anterior pituitary secretes less gonadotropin and corticotropin, leading to amenorrhea and delayed ovulation.

What happens if I haven’t had my period for three days? The above content has given us a detailed answer. It turns out that missing menstruation for three days may be due to endocrine disorders after taking contraceptives, or it may just be a normal physiological phenomenon. Do you all understand? When this happens, don't panic. Just follow the doctor's advice and I believe you will recover quickly.