Chest pain, delayed menstruation

Breast pain occurs many times. Some are physiological, and some are caused by diseases. In any case, it will cause women great pain when it happens. The most likely reason for chest pain and delayed menstruation is pregnancy, but there are many possibilities. We can conduct a comprehensive analysis and figure out our own situation so that we can better solve it. Let’s look at the main reasons below.

The first is late menstruation accompanied by breast pain. Gynecologists say: It is usually normal for menstruation to be advanced or delayed by a week, and women do not need to worry; as for breast pain, it is because when women are approaching their menstrual period, the estrogen level increases, which promotes breast development, so they will feel breast pain.

The third type is that you may not be pregnant but if you do not have your period, you should consider that it is caused by irregular menstruation. The symptoms of irregular menstruation include abnormalities in menstrual color, menstrual cycle, menstrual volume, etc. The cause should be identified in time and actively treated, as they will affect future fertility.

After understanding the reasons for breast pain caused by delayed menstruation, when women experience such a situation, if it is caused by irregular menstruation, treatment should be carried out in time, otherwise it will cause great harm to themselves. Women should also pay attention to this. Severe irregular menstruation poses a great threat to women's fertility.

Generally speaking, it is normal for women to have their menstruation delayed by less than 7 days. The menstrual cycle is generally 28-30 days. It is normal for your period to come a week early or late. The menstrual cycle is affected by many factors. When menstruation is delayed, it is recommended to observe for 1-2 days, or go to the hospital for a detailed examination to clarify the cause of the delayed menstruation. If a woman's lifestyle is normal and she is not affected by emotions, illness, medication, etc., then it is very likely that pregnancy or a reproductive system disease has caused delayed menstruation.

If a woman consumes a large amount of tonic food or loses weight rapidly in a short period of time, the change in eating habits will cause the body's functions and endocrine system to adjust, and the menstrual cycle will also change accordingly. In addition, if you are under great stress for a long time, it is easy to cause endocrine disorders in the body and changes in the hormone environment, leading to delayed menstruation. Diseases, drugs and other factors can also affect the normal menstrual cycle, so women who take emergency contraceptive pills for a long time or suffer from polycystic ovary syndrome often have their menstruation delayed.