Menstrual delay with brown blood

Irregular menstruation is a gynecological disease that many women have. When irregular menstruation occurs, it will manifest as too much or too little menstrual flow each month, as well as irregular menstrual timing. There are many reasons that lead to irregular menstruation in women, such as irregular work and rest, overeating and endocrine disorders. Of course, if women suffer from some gynecological diseases, they will also experience irregular menstruation.

1. After the menstruation is over, there is still intermittent brown secretions in the lower body. This is irregular vaginal bleeding, so you should consider the existence of irregular menstruation. The normal menstrual period for women is about 3-7 days.

2. If the bleeding period is long, it can easily cause intrauterine and pelvic infection, so you should pay attention to personal genital hygiene, and then go to the hospital for a B-ultrasound to understand the bleeding situation in the uterine cavity and the thickness of the endometrium, and then perform hemostatic and anti-inflammatory treatments.

1. Irregular work and rest schedule.

Due to the influence of life or work, people often stay up late or have reversed work and rest schedules. This bad habit can easily lead to endocrine disorders and cause irregular menstruation.

2. Excessive weight loss.

Uncontrolled weight loss or excessive exercise will result in the body not consuming enough protein and fat, thus affecting the normal synthesis of estrogen in the body, resulting in too little menstrual flow or amenorrhea.

3. Emotional factors.

If you are in depression, anxiety or great mental stress for a long time, the function of the hypothalamus will be damaged, the ovaries will be unable to secrete hormones and ovulate, which can easily lead to irregular menstruation.

Multiple abortions can lead to a thin endometrium, uterine damage that is difficult to repair, and even cause menstrual irregularities, amenorrhea, and infertility.

5. Uterine fibroids.

Women with uterine fibroids usually experience irregular menstruation, mainly manifested by heavy menstrual flow and excessively long menstrual periods. The severity of the symptoms depends on the severity of the uterine fibroids.

6. Thyroid problems.

If the thyroid gland is overactive or underactive, it can also affect ovarian function and cause menstruation to become irregular.

7. Influence of IUD.

The IUD is a foreign body outside the body that can irritate the female endometrium, leading to irregular menstruation, amenorrhea, etc.