What if I have my period every 15 days?

Women in puberty who are about to have their first menstruation may experience menstrual disorders in the first one or two years due to incomplete ovarian development. Women in menopause may also experience menstrual disorders. In addition, if the menstruation occurs every 15 days or so, it cannot be ruled out that it is possible that the bleeding is during ovulation. Ovulation bleeding may occur between two menstrual periods. It is important to note that ovulation bleeding is generally less and usually lasts for two or three days. In addition, endocrine imbalance, uterine disease, psychological stress, etc. may also cause this kind of condition. Therefore, it is recommended to go to the gynecology department of a regular hospital immediately for relevant examinations, find out the cause of the disease, and treat it with medication.

Having a menstrual period every 15 days is abnormal. The earliest physiological cycle is calculated from the time when the first day of two adjacent menstrual periods begins. Once every 15 days means after the first menstrual period is over, wait 15 days and then add the 7 days of the menstrual period to make it 23 days. Starting from the first day of the second menstrual cycle, it can be 23 days, which should not be a big problem. If you start counting from the first day of two consecutive menstrual periods, it would be abnormal if your period came on the 1st and again on the 15th.

First, observe whether there is more or less menstrual flow during the two menstrual periods. If it is more than once, the quantity is normal. The other time is very rare and is considered to be ovulation bleeding. Some people have low estrogen levels during ovulation, and bleeding may occur between menstrual periods, which is called ovulation bleeding. This condition is caused by low estrogen levels in the body. The amount of menstruation is heavy or light twice every 15 days. It is calculated based on whether it is close to the beginning of the first day of the second menstrual cycle. Be sure to go to the hospital for relevant examination. Generally, it is B-ultrasound and endocrinology, and symptomatic treatment is given based on the results of these two tests.

A menstrual period of about 15 days is considered to be an imbalance of endocrine hormones. Because some women have high estrogen levels in the middle and late stages of their menstrual period, they may experience bleeding. Such bleeding may feel like a menstrual period, but in fact it may be ovulation bleeding. Ovulation bleeding will end in 3-5 days, and it will not affect your health if it happens once. But if it happens frequently, it will affect pregnancy. Therefore, it is necessary to conduct endocrine hormone tests and take certain estrogen or short-term contraceptives according to the situation to adjust the cycle to avoid two menstruations in a month.

In addition, it is not ruled out that it is caused by estrogen deficiency, luteal insufficiency, or anovulatory dysfunctional uterine bleeding, which requires high attention. Through examination of B-ultrasound and endocrine hormones, artificial menstrual regulation drugs are given to restore normal menstruation and avoid the impact of regular menstruation on the development of eggs and reproductive health.