What causes changes in the menstrual cycle?

For many women, when there is a change in their menstrual cycle, they will be particularly dissatisfied, because the change in the menstrual cycle will affect the normal menstruation. Therefore, many women who have this menstrual situation want to know the specific reasons. In order for you to understand as soon as possible, please see the detailed introduction below.

Changes in the menstrual cycle: The interval between the first days of two menstrual periods is called a menstrual cycle, which is generally 28-30 days. The normal menstrual cycle is 28-35 days. The length of the cycle may vary from person to person. 7-10 days early or late can be considered within the normal range. As long as a certain regularity can be maintained, it cannot be considered as irregular menstruation. What causes changes in the menstrual cycle?

In daily life, if people have emotional fluctuations, such as excessive sadness, fear, or sudden changes in environment, such as moving from the city to the countryside, or from the south to the north, etc., it may lead to amenorrhea or continuous uterine bleeding. This is because menstruation is closely related to the nervous system and endocrine system of the female body. Simply put, the nerves and endocrine system regulate the function of the ovaries, and the ovarian function determines the changes in the endometrium, causing menstruation. Any change in any of these links will affect ovarian function and cause menstrual disorders.

In addition to directly affecting the nervous system, environmental changes also affect people's emotions and mental state. Emotional fluctuations first affect the function of nerve cells, and further affect the function of the endocrine system. The ovarian function regulated by the endocrine system changes successively, initially affecting ovulation and causing menstrual disorders. When the condition worsens, it stops secreting hormones and causes amenorrhea. Therefore, you should be in a good mood and have an open-minded personality in life, don't be too upset when encountering things, and get along well with your colleagues. This is very beneficial for maintaining normal menstruation. Once the environment changes, we must build up the confidence to adapt as quickly as possible. Once you adapt to the new environment and keep a good mood, your menstruation will quickly return to its original state.

What causes changes in the menstrual cycle? The above is a detailed introduction. If you encounter this situation, you must have a comprehensive understanding of the above content. By understanding some of the reasons for these changes, and then conducting targeted menstrual conditioning treatments, I believe that through conditioning treatments, you will be able to normalize your menstruation as soon as possible.