I haven't had my period for two months, what's going on?

For every woman, menstruation is not only a friend, but also a good friend. Women's menstruation also reflects the changes in the human body and is a weather chart of female reproductive health. Therefore, when a woman's body finds something abnormal, it is very easy for that best friend to "lose her temper". So, for healthy women, what is the reason for not having menstruation for two months? Let's take a look below.

In fact, if a woman does not have her period for two months, it is obviously an abnormality. There are still many reasons why women do not have menstruation, such as endometritis, pregnancy, endocrine imbalance, excessive work pressure, etc. These are all reasons that may cause women to not have menstruation. Over time, amenorrhea will occur. When women experience amenorrhea, they will experience no ovulation, decreased secretion, low libido, and even infertility.

When a woman has amenorrhea, the first factor to consider is pregnancy. When men have sexual intercourse and have not taken any contraceptive measures. If your period is delayed by about 7-10 days and the pregnancy test result is positive, the chance of pregnancy is very high. When a woman is pregnant, she may also experience other symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, breast pain, etc. If these symptoms occur, she should go to the hospital for a B-ultrasound examination to determine whether she is pregnant.

Women's amenorrhea may also be closely related to treatment drugs. For example, long-term use of emergency contraception can cause endocrine imbalance and lead to prolonged menstruation. Also, surgery can also cause delayed menstruation, especially for women who have an abortion within a short period of time, which can also cause delayed menstruation after surgery. Other reasons are that women are nervous, anxious or under too much pressure, etc., all of which can cause women's menstruation to be delayed.

Friendly reminder: To find out the real reason for a woman's delayed menstruation, it is best to go to a regular hospital for a thorough examination. Finding out the cause and targeted treatment is the wisest choice. In addition, don't try random medical treatments, which will always make the condition more serious and affect the later stage of treatment. Therefore, when women experience delayed menstruation, it is very necessary to actively seek treatment, which is also the basis for getting rid of the symptoms as soon as possible.