The aunt feeling is very strong and it is not coming

Menstruation is caused by the exfoliation of the uterine wall, also known as menstruation, which is controlled by the hypothalamus-pituitary-uterine ovary center of the body, but is also affected by the cerebral cortex. It will change with the changes in the body's condition. In daily life, many women know how to pay attention to their menstrual status at all times, and thus have a clear understanding of their own physical and mental health issues. The common reasons for delayed menstruation are as follows:

1. Physiological changes such as pregnancy. For women who have sex without contraceptive measures, delayed menstruation should be considered as pregnancy first. You can use early urine test strips or pregnancy test sticks half a month after intercourse, or have a blood test for hcg ten days after intercourse to check whether you are pregnant. Women over 40 may be in menopause.

2. Overwork and irregular work and rest, such as staying up late and working late shifts, can cause changes in menstruation and cause delays.

3. Sudden changes in the surrounding environment, such as earthquakes, moving to a new home, changes in the working environment, and sudden changes in weather such as sudden changes in temperature, can all cause the body's adjustment to change menstruation and cause delays.

4. Illnesses such as fever, cold, gastroenteritis, etc., and physical discomfort can also cause endocrine changes and lead to delayed menstruation.

5. Malnutrition: Excessive weight loss can cause malnutrition in the body, which can also cause delayed menstruation, and even in severe cases, amenorrhea.

6. Taking hormonal therapeutic drugs such as emergency contraception will affect the control of the hypothalamic-pituitary-uterine-ovarian axis and cause delayed menstruation.

7. Other conditions include sudden stressful events such as the death of a close person, urinary system abnormalities such as ovarian disease, etc.

What should I do if my menstrual period is late? First of all, you should relax and avoid anxiety and restlessness. Women who have sex should check to rule out pregnancy and find out the factors that may cause changes in the body condition, so as to adjust the body. However, if menstruation does not come for more than three menstrual cycles, it is secondary amenorrhea and you should see a doctor to find out the cause and solve it purposefully.