When you get married, you get your period

Getting married is a happy thing for everyone, but it may be a bit strange when menstruation occurs at the wedding. Many people don’t want this to happen, but menstruation cannot be controlled. Most people will choose to avoid menstruation when getting married, but sometimes you can’t avoid it if you want to. If you really encounter it, don’t worry too much. Menstruation is actually a very normal physiological phenomenon.

Irregular menstruation is a problem that troubles women, especially when getting married, if the period comes suddenly, it will definitely make people feel bad. Even if some brides should not have their periods at this time, they may still suffer from irregular menstruation due to fatigue. There are many trivial matters to deal with before the wedding, which greatly increases the bride's stress and easily makes the hormone levels unstable, resulting in an unstable menstrual cycle. In addition, hormone imbalance or thyroid problems can also affect the days of menstruation.

To make your period arrive on time, you can try to control it by taking birth control pills, because they can control the secretion of hormones in the body, inhibit ovulation, and control the timing of your menstrual period. Therefore, if the bride-to-be wants to avoid unexpected menstruation, she should start taking contraceptive pills at least two weeks before her next menstrual period. However, it is best to start using contraceptive pills to adjust the menstrual period about two months before the wedding to prevent some women who are more sensitive to hormones from taking them.

In addition to making menstruation arrive on time, contraceptive pills can also delay the onset of menstruation. Women can discuss with their doctors a few months before the wedding and let the doctor plan the method of taking contraceptive pills according to the date of menstruation. This can avoid menstruation on the wedding day or while on a honeymoon, allowing women to hold their wedding happily without any worries.

Everyone has menstrual periods, so even if you have your period when you get married, you should still stay in a happy mood and not let your period affect your wedding.