Why doesn't my period come?

Menstruation, I believe everyone is familiar with it. It is a normal physiological phenomenon that women experience every month in our daily life. For our own health, the regular arrival of menstruation every month is very important to our health. Generally speaking, menstruation comes every 28 days. However, the reality is often not as we wish. In many cases, our menstruation may not arrive on time, may not come on time, or may stop after a period. When this happens, in many cases, we find after examination that we may not be pregnant. Why is this? Today, let us take a look at why this situation has occurred to us?

What may be the reason for our menstruation to be delayed? Let’s take a look together

Abnormal endocrine findings

In some cases, our menstruation has not come for a long time, but we are not pregnant. It is very likely that the emergence of this situation is the cause of our endocrine disorder. Endocrine disorders and endocrine imbalances can have a huge impact on our physical and mental health.

Regarding this matter, the emergence of this situation is most likely due to abnormal estrogen levels in the human body, insufficient estrogen in the human body, and insufficient progesterone. Regarding this matter, if we continue to have endocrine abnormalities, we should pay a certain amount of attention to it. It is more important to prevent ourselves from having greater abnormalities.

Abnormalities found in the uterus and ovaries, uterine and ovarian diseases

If our uterus and ovaries are abnormal or diseased, we should also pay close attention to it. The uterus and ovaries have a great impact on our physical and mental health. In fact, the uterus and ovaries are responsible for the estrogen in the human body and the corpus luteum copper needed by the human body.

This has a huge impact on our own physical and mental health. Therefore, if we have been having problems with amended menstruation, we should attach great importance to it and pay more attention to many things in our daily life. Making improvements as soon as possible and eliminating the cause of the disease in time is more important for our own health.

Menopause is coming

Suppose we are around 45 to 55 years old. It is very likely that we have menopausal problems. If we are in menopause, our menstrual period will be abnormal, and there may be intermittent problems. Moreover, the growth rate of the uterine wall itself may slow down to a certain extent. This may have a huge impact on our own physical and mental health.

The occurrence of this kind of situation will actually cause us to have delayed menstruation. We need to pay a certain amount of attention to this matter. Generally speaking, if we have premature ovarian failure, we should seek medical attention as soon as possible to protect our uterine health and the health of our uterus and ovaries. This is more beneficial to our own health.