No menstruation for 2 months

Menstruation refers to the period that occurs when a woman's ovaries begin to mature and develop after she enters puberty, her body begins to secrete estrogen, and the lining of the uterus begins to thicken autonomously. Generally speaking, a woman's first menstruation occurs around the age of 12, with an interval of about 28 days and each lasting about three to seven days. Menstrual irregularity refers to a woman's menstrual cycle being too short or too long, and women should take it seriously. So, why do some women not have their periods for two months?

1. It may be pregnancy. If menstruation has not come for 2 months, female friends should first consider the possibility of pregnancy. You can use an early pregnancy test. If the result is positive, then you may be pregnant. If you are not sure, you can go to the hospital for a color Doppler ultrasound to confirm the diagnosis. If you are pregnant, you can take appropriate measures depending on the situation. If you want a child, go to the hospital for a prenatal check-up. If you don't want a child, then you have to prepare for an abortion. It is recommended to keep the child in this situation, as abortion is very harmful to the body.

2. Side effects of drugs. Sometimes the side effects of some drugs can cause continuous delays in menstruation. For example, some female friends take contraceptives for a long time, which leads to endocrine disorders, which can easily cause delayed menstruation. Another thing is that metoclopramide, a popular gastrointestinal prokinetic drug on the market, also has such side effects. Other situations that cause delayed menstruation include surgery, such as uterine surgery causing cervical adhesions, which can lead to menstrual blood retention.

If you have sex, you need to take a pregnancy test first to see if you are pregnant. If you haven't had your period for such a long time, you may be pregnant. In your case, if you are not pregnant, you can just take medicine in time to induce your period, so don't worry too much. But in the future, you still need to regulate your menstruation.

Fatigue, emotions, gynecological inflammation, and endocrine changes can all cause irregular menstruation. It is recommended that you undergo routine gynecological examinations in a timely manner, and treatment for regulating menstruation can be carried out based on the results of the examination.

If your menstruation is regular but you suddenly miss one month, the common cause is amenorrhea caused by pregnancy or organic disease. It is recommended that you go to the hospital's gynecology department for relevant examinations based on your age and condition, and then receive appropriate treatment after a clear diagnosis.

Other possible causes of prolonged absence of menstruation may be long-term mental stress, high pressure, environmental changes, etc. If you don't have your period for more than 3 months, it is amenorrhea. This situation is quite serious and you should go to the hospital for treatment in time.