What should I do if my period keeps getting delayed?

Delayed menstruation can affect pregnancy, and delayed menstruation may be caused by some diseases. For example, pelvic inflammatory disease can cause delayed menstruation. Eating more uterus-warming foods can regulate menstruation. So what should you do if your menstruation is delayed by 20 years? How to treat delayed menstruation? Let’s take a look together.

What should I do if my period is delayed after 20 years?

Delayed menstruation or the absence of menstruation may be due to endocrine disorders causing menstrual irregularities. It is recommended to go to the hospital outpatient department for a B-ultrasound examination of the uterus. After clearing the organic disease, you can use traditional Chinese medicine for treatment. If you have had sexual intercourse, there is a possibility of pregnancy. It is recommended to use an early pregnancy test to check whether you are pregnant. If there are two red bars, it means pregnancy.

In addition to pregnancy, delayed menstruation may also be due to abnormal estrogen, endocrine imbalance, or abnormal reactions to certain medications taken by women. The most common reason for delayed menstruation is menstrual irregularities. Women in puberty or menopause often have abnormal estrogen and progesterone levels due to ovarian instability, causing irregular shedding of the uterine wall.

Long-term non-menstrual bleeding can easily cause other gynecological diseases. First of all, long-term vaginal bleeding can easily cause genital inflammation, and long-term excessive blood loss can easily cause female anemia. If the uterine wall is only controlled by estrogen for a long time, it is easy to cause uterine wall changes and cause uterine wall diseases such as polyps and even endometrial cancer.

Will my period be delayed after IUD insertion?

Delayed menstruation is the most common side effect of IUDs. For some women who have had an IUD inserted, as long as they do not develop anemia, their menstrual flow will increase. Within a few months after the placement of the intrauterine contraceptive ring, menstrual disorders will gradually improve, but the intrauterine contraceptive ring will cause increased menstrual cycles and uncontrolled bleeding, which are side effects of the placement of the contraceptive ring.

It is generally believed that if the IUD irritates the body, you can go to the hospital for treatment. It is recommended to have a gynecological examination and treat the disease. Experts pointed out that amenorrhea may be due to injury from the insertion of the IUD, so they suggested that patients should go to the hospital for examination again and find out the cause. See if there are any of the following reasons.

1. If the inserted ring has reached the required period, you should go to the hospital immediately to remove the ring to prevent the ring from deforming or becoming ineffective in the uterus. Generally, metal rings can be stored for 20 years, silicone V-rings can be stored for 7-10 years, and sleeve T-rings can be stored for 10-15 years. You can also put in a new ring while removing the IUD.

2. If there are side effects such as irregular vaginal bleeding or persistent heavy menstrual flow after the placement of the IUD, which affect your physical and mental health, and if medication is ineffective, the IUD should be removed immediately.