What does the menstrual period date represent?

From the beginning of puberty, each reproductive organ of a girl begins to grow and develop, and the girl's first menstruation will occur at the appropriate time. However, the day when each person's menstrual period comes is different, which is related to the menstrual cycle. So when do women have their periods? What does the actual meaning of the menstrual period day mean? Let’s take a look together.

When do women have their menstrual period?

Menarche is a normal physiological phenomenon of regular uterine bleeding in women. It is mainly due to the regular changes in the uterus and ovaries, which lead to regular shedding and bleeding of the uterine wall.

Regarding the question of when menstruation comes, regular menarche in women is an important sign that reproductive function is gradually improving. Generally speaking, in my country, girls have their menarche at around the age of 13 to 14. Of course, some girls may experience their menarche as early as around 11 years old. In addition, some girls may delay their menarche until around 15 years old due to their slow growth and development.

Obviously, the answer to the question of when menstruation comes is that the menarche will vary according to individual differences. Different girls may experience different times of menarche, but generally speaking, when they reach the age of 13 or 14, they need to pay attention to taking protective measures.

With the beginning of menarche, every healthy woman has a menstrual period every month. Under normal circumstances, a woman's menstrual period lasts between 2 and 7 days. If it is less than 2 days or more than 7 days, you need to be alert to whether it is a problem of irregular menstruation.

Obviously, the time of menarche for every woman is not fixed and will not change. I hope that female friends will not compare themselves with others. Such an approach is extremely undesirable! Don't see others have their menstruation, but you don't even have the "truth" of menstruation, and start to get anxious and worried. In fact, these are all unnecessary troubles and will lead to misguided actions.

How often do women have their periods?

Everyone's physical condition is different, and menstruation cannot be the same. Whether it is the menstrual cycle, the amount of menstruation, or the number of days it lasts, they may all be different. Some people have regular periods, every 30 days or so, some every 25 days, and some every 40 days. In terms of bleeding, some people can continue for a week, while others stop after three days. Some people's menstruation is more irregular, coming early this month and late next month, which is very unpredictable. In fact, these may all be normal menstruation.

We all know that menstruation is caused by the regular changes in hormones in our body, which causes the endometrium to thicken, shed, and then grow. Since it is closely related to endocrine system, it is possible to be affected by external factors. For example, if your menstrual period has always been very regular, but you are too tired and anxious this month, your period may come early or late. The same is true for menstrual volume. Emotions, exercise, etc. may also have a certain impact.

Under normal circumstances, the menstrual volume for the entire physiological period is 20~6b250l. Less than 5ml is called oligomenorrhea, and more than 8b250l is called menorrhagia. The duration is generally about a week. If you cannot get a sanitary napkin wet during the entire menstrual period, or if you get a few hard lumps when you use a sanitary napkin, and need to be shaken every day, then you need to see a doctor.