How to treat delayed menstruation?

Menstruation is a must for normal adult women every month, but the time of menstruation varies due to some factors. Delayed menstruation is quite common. It does not matter as long as you do not eat too much. Generally speaking, it will not be a week different. There are many factors that lead to menstrual disorders. Delayed menstruation does not require treatment and can be adjusted through diet therapy.

1. Female endocrine hormones are easily affected by various external factors and fluctuate. For example, mood swings, changes in the surrounding environment, temperature changes, etc. can cause endocrine fluctuations and lead to delayed menstruation. In this case, the menstrual period is usually delayed for no more than 1 week.

2. The delay of menstruation after pregnancy is more precisely the cessation of menstruation. The delay of menstruation in this case is also physiological. Abnormal reasons for delayed menstruation 1. Delayed menstruation caused by ovarian and uterine diseases: Problems with the ovaries and uterus are often reflected in menstrual changes, such as ovarian cysts, uterine fibroids, adenomyosis, etc. These problems cause irregular menstruation, and the primary disease must be treated first. After the primary disease is eliminated, menstruation will naturally return to normal.

3. Drugs cause delayed menstruation: Some drugs have side effects that can cause delayed menstruation.

4. Excessive weight loss causes delayed menstruation: In real life, women who love beauty take some weight loss drugs or excessively diet in order to maintain their figure and control their weight, which may cause delayed menstruation.

5. Mental factors cause delayed menstruation: Excessive mental stress, grief, sadness, anger, broken love and other abnormal emotions often lead to delayed menstruation, and may also be accompanied by breast pain, chest tightness and irritability. Although we are still not sure how much impact too much stress has on the human body, it can indeed affect women's menstrual patterns. A large number of women will experience irregular menstruation when they enter college or change jobs and face new environments, work pressure and other problems.

6. Abnormal thyroid function causes delayed menstruation: Thyroid problems seem to be more common in women. Whether it is hyperthyroidism or hypothyroidism, it will affect menstruation. When the thyroid gland is overactive, the frequency and volume of menstruation decreases, and the time between periods becomes longer. When the thyroid function is low, the menstrual blood increases and the bleeding time is prolonged, but patients with long-term illness will have less menstruation or even no menstruation.

After the above introduction, I believe everyone has understood the reasons for delayed menstruation. It is normal to have delayed menstruation, so there is no need to worry too much. During menstruation, you must pay attention to timely blood replenishment and ensure your rest. You must rest early and don’t stay up late. Sometimes you can use food and lifestyle to adjust. Treatment is not recommended.