How long does it take for menstruation to become regular?

When women enter puberty, their bodies will undergo a series of changes, and their secondary characteristics will continue to develop. At this time, we must educate girls about gender and help them deal with menarche. After menarche, it takes 1 to 2 years for a woman's menstrual period to form its own independent cycle. The normal menstrual cycle is 28 days. Women can understand how to calculate it.

How long does it take for a girl to have regular menstruation after her first period?

Women's menarche starts when they are still girls during puberty, the earliest being 10 years old and the latest being 16 years old, so they need to be well cared for in normal times. When children are young, we don't know what to do, so adults and younger children still need to popularize some knowledge.

1. When menstruation just comes, the function of the ovaries is not fully developed, so at this time, the menstrual cycle is irregular. It takes some time for the irregular period to become regular. It varies from person to person, and everyone is an individual. So after the ovarian function is perfected, the specific time may be 1 to 2 years.

2. However, there are limits to irregular menstruation. If the menstrual cycle lasts for more than half a year or the menstrual period lasts for more than ten days, it is an abnormal situation and you need to go to the hospital for treatment in time.

3. During menarche, girls grow very rapidly, their appetite increases, their breasts swell, they often feel pain, their pubic and armpit hair grow, and their complexion becomes rosy. These are all signs of menstruation, so timely care is needed and children should be helped to understand the situation.

Factors that cause menarche

It takes a process for girls to grow from a small child to a big child, and this process requires physical development and things that must be experienced in growth, and they must grow into big children both physically and emotionally. This knowledge also needs to be instilled by adults.

1. When girls reach puberty, their ovaries gradually develop. They produce sex hormones to stimulate the development of sexual organs and breasts. At this time, pubic hair and armpit hair also continue to grow. Follicles begin to form in the ovaries, and mature follicles begin to rupture to form egg cells, which are then discharged through the fallopian tubes. If the eggs are not fertilized, they will atrophy, the secretion of estrogen and progesterone will decrease, the endometrium will atrophy and fall off, bleeding will occur, and menstruation will occur.

2. Before entering puberty, the ovaries develop very slowly. Before the age of eight, the ovaries are very small. They develop rapidly between the ages of 8 and 10. The uterus grows rapidly and may double in size compared to before. Puberty is the beginning of a period when the eggs in the ovaries mature and are released, and the uterus continues to develop and mature.

3. Since the ovaries are not fully developed in the early stages, it will lead to irregular menstrual cycles. Some women will not have their second menstruation until several months, half a year or a year later after their first menstruation. Although this is very abnormal, it is not a pathological phenomenon. As the ovaries gradually develop, the menstrual cycle will gradually become normal.

What is the age of menarche?

Many women have different menarches during puberty, some appear early, some later. Most women have their periods at a normal age. So, what does the time of menarche have to do with it? Let's find out.

1. Some people believe that the age of menarche is affected by genetic factors. If the mother has her first menarche early, her daughter will also have her first menarche early. If the mother has her first menarche late, her daughter will also have her first menarche late. But it is not absolute, and it is generally affected by other factors.

2. The time of menarche is also affected by region. Girls in cities have their menarche earlier than girls in rural areas because their living standards are higher, their nutrition is better, and their health is also good, which leads to an earlier menarche.

3. There are more contacts between the sexes in cities than in rural areas, and there are more opportunities to learn about sexual knowledge, which will cause the nervous system to stimulate endocrine regulation and lead to excessive secretion of sex hormones, thus causing menarche to occur earlier. Therefore, we should pay more attention to this kind of contact in normal times. It is not good for children to have too early contact, because if their minds are not mature, it will be bad for their physical development, so more control is needed.