Will being sick affect your menstrual period?

Will being sick affect my period? This is probably a question that many girls are concerned about. The answer is undoubtedly yes. In fact, not only illness, but also stress, staying up late, irregular diet, and irregular work and rest can affect the menstrual period. The doctor explained that, generally speaking, a delay of about a week in menstruation is not a big problem. As long as you pay attention to eating more light foods and getting enough rest, the patient does not need to be too nervous.

The following are the reasons for delayed menstruation: 1. Pregnancy (for women of childbearing age who have had sexual life); 2. Side effects of drugs (endocrine disorders after long-term use of contraceptives can also cause delayed menstruation); 3. Caused by disease and surgery (1. Menstruation after abortion or medical abortion is determined by the degree of recovery of the endometrial wall, which is a big reason for delayed menstruation. 2. Uterine cavity surgery causes cervical adhesion and blood stasis, thereby delaying menstruation. Gynecological inflammation and other diseases can also cause delayed menstruation.) 4. Excessive weight loss leads to delayed menstruation 5. Psychological factors such as mental tension, stress, environmental changes, and some diseases that affect the endocrine system. Can cause delayed menstruation. You can observe and see first. If your period is delayed by a week, it is recommended to do an early pregnancy test to rule out the possibility of pregnancy.

Doctors suggest that it is usually caused by factors such as excessive stress, medication, diet, work and rest schedule, environment, and mood.

Guidance: You can take Motherwort Granules or Wuji Baifeng Pills for conditioning. Eat a lighter diet; spicy foods and carbonated coffee drinks will have an impact.

Fatigue, lack of rest, mental stress, anxiety, environmental changes, gynecological inflammation, and endocrine disorders may all lead to delayed menstruation. Find the cause and receive targeted treatment. It is normal for menstruation to be advanced or delayed by one week.

In addition to illness that can affect menstruation, early pregnancy can also affect the timing of menstruation. So, if menstruation does not come on time, girls should go to the hospital for examination in time to find out what causes the delayed menstruation and then receive targeted treatment.