What’s going on if I only have stomach pain but no menstruation? Do you take birth control pills regularly?

Many female friends often have abdominal pain on their menstrual days, but their periods are delayed. This makes many women worried, wondering if they are pregnant or have some disease. Some women will have their periods delayed for a few days, but for some female friends with serious conditions, their periods will be delayed for a week or even longer. So what happens if I only have stomach pain but no menstruation?

If obvious abdominal pain occurs, a systematic examination is needed to see if there are any problems such as acute abdomen. There are many causes of abdominal pain.

It is recommended to perform an abdominal palpation and color ultrasound examination, and then consider conducting blood routine, urine routine and other examinations according to the specific situation to see if there are gynecological inflammation, enteritis, urinary tract infection, appendicitis and other problems.

It is normal for menstruation to be one week early or late. Of course, if you have sexual intercourse, you should first pay attention to whether there is a possibility of pregnancy. You can check the early pregnancy test paper one week after the menstruation is delayed to confirm it. Discomfort before menstruation is part of premenstrual syndrome. Lower abdominal distension and pain during menstruation is normal because the endometrium sheds with every menstruation. Once you are pregnant, you will not have your period. A delay of about 7 days is normal, and a delay of about 10 days is considered to be related to pregnancy and environmental, drug, and neurological menstrual disorders.

Other factors that may cause delayed menstruation include fatigue, lack of rest, mental stress, anxiety, environmental changes, gynecological inflammation, and endocrine disorders. It is recommended that you go to the hospital to check six sex hormones and B-ultrasound to find the cause and then receive targeted treatment. It is recommended that you observe. If the menstruation is delayed for more than 10 days, it is recommended that you use a test strip to test whether you are pregnant or go to the hospital for an examination.

If menstruation is delayed, rule out unwanted pregnancy by having sex with or without contraception, continue to observe, pay attention to rest, pay attention to hygiene, and avoid catching cold.