I suddenly didn't have my period for a month. What happened?

Under normal circumstances, women will have menstruation every month, but some women may experience delayed or early menstruation. This situation is also quite common in life. Of course, delayed or early menstruation is an abnormal manifestation, and you need to consider whether it is caused by physical problems. Some women also do not have their menstruation for a month. So what happened if they suddenly did not have their menstruation for a month?

1. The first thing to do when menstruation stops is to rule out pregnancy. You can use an early pregnancy test strip one week after your period is delayed, or you can go to a regular hospital to have blood drawn for an HCG test, which can accurately detect whether you are pregnant. In addition, B-ultrasound can also be used to check whether you are pregnant about 40 days after menstruation stops. If pregnancy is ruled out, the possible cause is irregular menstruation. Irregular menstruation is related to anovulation caused by endocrine, mood, environment, gynecological diseases, etc. It can be treated occasionally by improving the above reasons and observing the condition. If it recurs, you need to go to a regular hospital for an endocrine examination to find out the cause and treat it symptomatically. Keep a happy mood, avoid eating spicy and irritating foods, and develop good sleeping and living habits.

2. If a woman of childbearing age suddenly misses her period for a month and has a normal sex life, she should first determine whether she is pregnant. If you don't have sex, you may have menstrual disorders. If you suddenly miss your period for a month, first go to the hospital for a blood or urine test to see if you are pregnant. If you are not pregnant, you should check six sex hormones and thyroid hormones to see if the amenorrhea is caused by endocrine disorders. If you haven't had your period for 2 months and suddenly have bleeding, it could be a threatened miscarriage caused by pregnancy. In this case, you must go to the hospital for pregnancy preservation treatment and start with a B-ultrasound.

3. If the patient's menstruation is usually very regular, but occasionally the menstruation is delayed for a month, it is considered that the patient may have occasional menstrual disorders. If pregnancy is excluded and the patient's menstruation is delayed for one month, the first thing to consider is occasional menstrual disorder. Occasional menstrual disorders are mainly related to external factors such as seasonal changes, changes in women's emotions, increased stress, work and study, and environmental changes. Generally, the patient's menstruation will return to normal in the next cycle and no special treatment is needed.