Menstruation every 20 days will make you age

A friend of mine complained to me that her menstrual cycle has always been about 20 days, which she thought was normal. But it is said that some people's menstrual cycle is about 40 days. Her period is more than 20 days apart from others, and she is very worried whether this situation is abnormal or whether she is sick. So is this situation normal? Will the menstrual period of 20 days or so be a problem? Let's analyze it in detail below.

Will my period decline if it comes once every 20 days?

Generally speaking, menstruation every 20 days or so will not cause women to age. The normal menstrual cycle for women is 21-35 days. Menstruation occurs every 20 days or so, which is a short menstrual cycle. It is usually related to insufficient luteal function of the ovaries and has little to do with the ovaries. The body's aging speed has little to do with corpus luteum function, but is generally related to the ovaries. If ovarian failure occurs, it is likely to cause women to age prematurely. For this kind of situation, it is recommended to choose a regular hospital for examination. It can perform color Doppler ultrasound examination of the uterine appendages and six sex hormone tests. Further treatment can be done after the cause is found. Women should pay attention to maintaining a happy mood in their daily life and should not have a heavy psychological burden.

How often should menstruation come under normal circumstances?

There is a hormone called progesterone in women's bodies, and the menstrual cycle is closely related to it. The physiological cycle is the life span of progesterone (14±2 days) and the uterine development period. Therefore, it can be seen that the length of the follicular phase determines the length of the menstrual cycle. Our menstrual cycle has two phases, which are separated by the rupture of the follicle and the discharge of the egg.

The vast majority of people have menstrual periods every 20 to 30 days, with the interval between the two months not exceeding seven days, which is a range of 21 to 35 days. If it is within this time frame, everything is normal. So if your period doesn't come so regularly, don't worry too much about whether it is abnormal. It is normal to have some fluctuations.

The standard menstrual cycle is 28 days. It takes 14 days for our primary uterus to develop to perfection, and the normal lifespan of progesterone is also 14 days.

We know that the lifespan of progesterone is constant, with a maximum deviation of two days. The menstrual cycle of most women is not the standard 28 days. Only about 15% of female friends have a standard 28-day menstrual cycle. So if in your daily life, you have your period very regularly every 28 days, then your menstrual cycle is very normal, which is a standard 28 days. If your menstrual cycle is not very regular, but within the normal range, then don't worry, this is also normal.

The length of a woman's menstrual cycle depends on the speed of uterine development. If the uterus develops slowly, the follicular phase will be longer, and vice versa, the follicular phase will be short.