Why is my period delayed for nine days?

Female friends all know that after pregnancy, women’s menstruation will no longer come. However, some women do not become pregnant but their menstruation is also delayed. If menstruation is delayed, women will become more anxious psychologically, and the most important thing is that they worry about problems with their bodies. Many women with irregular menstruation will find it more difficult to give birth. So, what's the matter with the menstrual period being delayed for nine days?

What should I do if my period is delayed for 9 days?

Having sex without contraceptive measures cannot rule out the possibility of pregnancy. It is best for women to use an early pregnancy test if their menstruation is delayed for more than 7 days.

Generally speaking, if your period is delayed for more than a week, you can test whether you are pregnant, because under normal circumstances, it takes 6-8 days for the fertilized egg to implant. If you have sex during ovulation, you can go to the hospital for an early pregnancy test 7 days after your period is delayed. This is the most accurate method.

In order to help female friends understand pregnancy, experts will tell you about some common symptoms after pregnancy. So, what symptoms will appear after pregnancy?

Absence of menstruation

The cessation of menstruation is the most obvious and earliest sign of pregnancy. If a woman with normal menstruation has sex without contraceptive measures and her menstruation stops, she is very likely pregnant, which requires your considerable attention.

Breast changes

Abnormal changes in women's breasts after pregnancy are an important reminder of the pregnancy. If the pregnancy is more than eight weeks, the breasts will feel swollen, numb, and slightly itchy, the color of the vagina will deepen, and dark brown thick nodules will appear around the areola.

Early pregnancy reaction

After becoming pregnant, women will experience some early pregnancy reactions, such as nausea, vomiting, fatigue, drowsiness, etc., especially in the morning, nausea and vomiting are most obvious. However, because everyone's body is different, the degree of early pregnancy will also be slightly different.

Increased urination, frequent urination

After the 8th week of pregnancy, the uterus will enlarge and press on the bladder, which will reflexively increase urination. Although the frequency of urination increases, the amount of urine is not much, and it will be accompanied by mild dizziness and nausea.

Persistent slight increase in body temperature

Generally speaking, a woman's body temperature is lower before ovulation and rises after ovulation. If your period is delayed for several weeks, you can buy a thermometer to measure your temperature over the next few days. If it is higher than usual and the temperature persists, you are likely pregnant.