Why did my period disappear after two days?

Every female friend hopes for a normal menstrual period, but because the regulation of menstruation is affected by many factors, regulating or maintaining a normal menstrual period is not an easy task. So, what happens if the menstruation stops within two days? What is the reason why my menstruation stops after two days?

1. Caused by work stress: Women's hypothalamus and pituitary gland are suppressed for a long time, causing the ovaries to no longer ovulate and secrete estrogen, resulting in menstrual disorders. In addition, if a woman's mood is in a relatively depressed or unhappy state for a long time, it can also cause symptoms of irregular menstruation.

2. Problems caused by uterine and ovarian problems: Marital and childbearing menstrual disorders are generally due to poor function of the corpus luteum of the ovary, which often manifests as regular circulation, but with shorter cycle time, or heavy menstrual bleeding.

3. Causes of obesity: Obesity is caused by the calorie intake of calories consumed by the human body. The result of long-term obesity in women can cause endocrine and metabolic disorders, and lead to menstrual disorders, infrequent menstruation, amenorrhea and abnormal uterine bleeding.

4. Excessive dieting to lose weight: In pursuit of beauty, women nowadays eat too much to control their weight. Due to insufficient nutrient intake, the body will consume a lot of body fat and protein, resulting in a significant deficiency of estrogen production and affecting menarche. Even infrequent menstruation or amenorrhea.

Common problems with menstruation after menopause

If you have already gone through menopause and your menstruation has resumed, you should pay attention to cervical cancer screening.

1. Cervical cancer is mainly caused by HPV, which is mainly spread through sexual intercourse. Because HPV is only 50 nanometers in size and can pass through the tiny diameter of a condom, women have a 40% chance of infection.

2. Being infected with HPV does not necessarily mean you will develop cervical cancer. There are many other factors that affect it. Having sex too early, frequent miscarriages, and frequent use of contraceptives can increase the incidence of cervical cancer. Therefore, ensuring the reliability of sexual partners is a reasonable protective measure to prevent cervical cancer.

3. HPV infection is only a short-term sexually transmitted virus infection. If the human body's immunity is normal, it can usually be cured automatically eight months after infection. However, if the infection continues, it will cause HPV to mutate and cause cervical cancer. If you have already gone through menopause but your menstruation suddenly returns and the flow is heavy, you must pay attention and it is best to go to the hospital for examination.