Is a 34 day menstrual cycle normal?

Some people may have a longer menstrual cycle, but for those who have a longer menstrual cycle, they will be more confused. So at this time, the menstrual cycle is 34 days. Is it within the normal range? What should I do if this happens? What is the cause? I also want to have a certain understanding of this. I hope that understanding this will be of better help to everyone.

Menstruation occurs every 23 to 35 days, with an average duration of 28 days, which is called a menstrual cycle. Bleeding lasts 2 to 7 days. The amount of bleeding was about 50 ml.

Now is the time to take note: What is normal for you? For example: What time of the month does it come? How long does it last each time? How much bleeding? How many sanitary pads or tampons do you need each month? If menstruation ever changes, we'll have a baseline to measure against.

What Happens to Invisible Hormones?

In order to maintain an accurate and regular menstrual cycle, our body is performing a harmonious dance involving hormones, glands, and the brain, which work together seamlessly.

The first day of each menstrual period is generally regarded as the starting point of a cycle. At this time, both estrogen and progesterone are at their lowest ebb; then, estrogen levels gradually increase, reaching a peak after 2 weeks, and the body begins to ovulate. We can call this period the "ovulation period". Next, the progesterone level gradually increases, causing the endometrium to thicken and the blood supply to become more abundant, like fertile soil waiting to be sown. Once conception occurs, it provides rich nutrients for the "seed" - the fertilized egg. If conception does not occur, estrogen and progesterone levels drop sharply, the endometrium is shed and bleeding occurs, and menstruation occurs.

In fact, after reading the above introduction, I believe everyone knows that everyone’s physical condition is different, so her menstrual cycle is also different. So if there is such a situation, everyone can rest assured, or you can go to the hospital for an examination and let the doctor see whether it is normal. If it is abnormal, timely treatment is needed.