Is it pregnancy if I haven't had my period for 35 days?

Menstruation is used to excrete body waste, and regular menstruation also makes it easier to get pregnant. Menstruation is like a woman’s best friend, visiting once a month. A woman’s menstrual cycle is generally 21 to 35 days, with an average of 28 days. Your period usually comes on fixed days every month. If it suddenly stops, then there is something wrong. The first thing that comes to mind is whether you are pregnant or have any symptoms. So let’s find out if you are pregnant if you haven’t had your period for 35 days?

Maybe one : Pregnant

First of all, if the menstruation is delayed, you should consider whether you are pregnant. If a woman of childbearing age who has sex and normal menstrual cycles has a delayed menstruation, and experiences symptoms such as increased urination frequency, changes in appetite, vomiting, and nausea, you can use an early pregnancy test to test the urine as soon as possible. If the test result is positive, you are very likely to be pregnant. However, at the end, you must go to a professional obstetrics and gynecology hospital for an ultrasound examination to confirm the pregnancy and whether there are any abnormalities.

Women of childbearing age who are determined to have a baby during pregnancy should follow the advice of their gynecologists, avoid overwork, get more rest, and do a good job of health care and prenatal checkups during pregnancy; if women are unmarried and have to terminate the pregnancy, they must choose a professional and reliable obstetrics and gynecology hospital for surgery to maintain their ability to get pregnant again.

Possibility 2: Endocrine imbalance

If you are sure that you are not pregnant, you need to consider whether the delayed menstruation is caused by endocrine imbalance caused by gynecological diseases. Endocrine imbalance in women can cause great harm. Endometriosis, polycystic ovary syndrome, ovarian aging and some breast diseases are all caused by endocrine imbalance. Especially the first three gynecological diseases are prone to cause female infertility and should be taken seriously.

Therefore, women of childbearing age should go to a professional obstetrics and gynecology hospital for physical examination, B-ultrasound and hormone measurement in time if they are sure they are not pregnant, to confirm the cause of the disease and seek timely treatment.

Possibility 3: Mental factors cause too much pressure

In addition to the above two possibilities, psychological disorders such as tension, anxiety, overwork, excessive work pressure, and changes in the natural environment can all cause delayed menstruation. This condition is usually accompanied by breast pain, restlessness, depression and discomfort. Generally, no treatment is required, but sometimes the menstrual period is delayed and Chinese herbal medicine can be taken for dialectical treatment.