My period has not come yet after a week's delay

Everyone should know that women's menstrual cycle has a certain periodicity. Generally, menstruation occurs every 28 to 32 days. The so-called delayed menstruation refers to the situation where there is no vaginal bleeding when the menstrual period comes. Among female friends, many ladies may experience this situation. In clinical medicine, there are also many patients who go to the hospital for treatment due to delayed menstruation. In fact, the number of days and reasons for delay for each person are different. So, what is the reason if the menstruation is delayed for a week? Now, let’s talk about it in the most important way.

In fact, among our relatives and friends, we often find that our friends have irregular menstruation. Many of them are abnormal changes in the physiological cycle, such as delayed menstruation. There are many reasons for delayed menstruation, which can be divided into the following two aspects:

First, for female friends who have sex, the first thing to consider when menstruation is delayed is pregnancy. Generally speaking, various female hormones will change after a woman becomes pregnant, and amenorrhea is the most typical symptom. If the menstruation is delayed for a week, you can use pregnancy test strips, blood tests or B-ultrasound to determine whether you are pregnant. If you are pregnant, decide what to do next as soon as possible.

Second, if the examination confirms pregnancy, it is irregular menstruation. There are many reasons for irregular menstruation. If a woman has gynecological inflammation, cervical disease, abnormal hormone metabolism in the body, staying up late for a long time, too much stress, etc., they will all cause irregular menstruation. Delayed menstruation is a common symptom of irregular menstruation. In order to recover as soon as possible, it is very important to check and identify the cause and degree.

The above are some basic conditions related to delayed menstruation that we often talk about today. Once this happens, it is important to first identify the cause. If you are pregnant, you can discuss with your family to see whether the child needs it, and then take targeted and effective measures; if it is simply caused by irregular menstruation, you can receive targeted treatment after determining the cause and degree.