Menstruation is delayed and there is blood

If a woman does not have menstruation but has blood in her leucorrhea, and it is confirmed that it is not caused by menstruation, it may be caused by cervical erosion or cervicitis. She needs to go to the hospital for medication and avoid sexual intercourse. And the absence of menstruation indicates irregular menstruation. You can go to the hospital to take Chinese medicine to regulate your body. Be careful not to catch cold. If there is blood in the secretions, you should pay attention to whether you have Trichomonas vaginitis. At the same time, you should also observe whether there are other uncomfortable symptoms, and don't take chances.

What is the reason for delayed menstruation and bleeding?

There is bleeding even though there is no menstruation. Generally, there are two reasons: symptomatic and physiological. Women may bleed during ovulation, which means bleeding between two menstrual periods. Generally, the symptoms are mild and do not require treatment. If the bleeding is heavy and affects pregnancy, medication is recommended. Another symptomatic cause is irregular vaginal bleeding. It is recommended to go to the hospital for examination to determine the cause and then treat it.

Women sometimes experience delayed menstruation and a small amount of blood in the vagina, which may be irregular menstruation. If a woman does not take proper contraceptive measures during intercourse and her menstruation is delayed, she should consider whether she is pregnant. The pregnancy test can be done with a pregnancy test stick or early pregnancy test paper.

If you are not pregnant, then other factors should be considered, such as staying up late, changes in the natural environment, delayed menstruation, excessive psychological stress, etc. If it is an endocrine imbalance, you should go to the hospital for a gynecological color ultrasound to observe the thickness of the uterine wall, and take dydrogesterone or corpus luteum copper when necessary to help resume menstruation.

Women's menstruation is regulated by the brain-pituitary-uterine-ovarian gonadal axis. Mental factors, mood swings, changes in the environment, pregnancy, age, illness, medication, and health conditions can all cause abnormalities in the function of this gonadal axis and lead to irregular menstruation. It is normal for menstruation to be advanced or delayed by about a week. If the menstruation is delayed for more than 10 days, you need to go to the hospital's gynecology department for corresponding examinations for diagnosis.

If there is blood in the discharge, it may be menarche, so pay close attention and observe. If it continues, do an early pregnancy test 5 to 7 days after the menstrual period is delayed. If your period has not come, it is recommended to buy a pregnancy test stick first to eliminate the possibility of pregnancy. If the pregnancy is eliminated, it may be that you have your period, but your menstruation is not smooth. You can drink some hot brown sugar ginger water, and your period may be a little longer. Generally, there will be leucorrhea during ovulation. If there is blood in the secretion, it is ovulation bleeding, which is normal.