Why do I always feel like my period is coming but it doesn't?

In TV series, there are always some women who are pregnant but don’t know it, and they foolishly wait for their period to come. In fact, this is not just a plot in TV series, but also a question in real life. Although the mother hardly feels anything special in the early stages of pregnancy, the feeling of pregnancy and menstruation coming soon will be a little different. Why do some people always feel that their period is coming but it doesn’t?

For women who have no sex life, they always feel that their period is coming but it doesn't come. This is often due to excessive anxiety or recent work pressure, which affects the endocrine function of the uterus and ovaries, resulting in amenorrhea. If the menstrual period has been delayed for more than ten days, you need to go to the hospital's gynecology department for an ultrasound to see the details of the thickness of the endometrium.

When the uterine wall is too thin, it usually means that ovulation does not occur, and you need to consider taking estrogen preparations, or estrogen-progesterone combined preparations for conditioning and treatment. If a woman has sex and always feels that her period is coming but does not come, it is possible that she is pregnant. Because after a woman becomes pregnant, the estrogen and progesterone secreted by the uterus and ovaries will continue to stimulate, and there will be uterine congestion, so she will feel that her period is coming, but because she is already pregnant, her period will not come.

How do you know if you are having your period or if you are pregnant?

1. Mild bleeding. When the little seeds with hope find the right soil to plant, women may have slight bleeding at this stage, but the amount of bleeding is very small and will not last long, which is different from menstruation. Therefore, women can make a comprehensive assessment based on factors such as time, amount of bleeding, and number of days.

2. Nausea and vomiting: Many pregnant women in the early stages of pregnancy often experience nausea and vomiting, especially in the morning. This symptom also varies from person to person, some people have mild symptoms, while others have very severe symptoms.

3. Get tired very easily. Pregnant women will feel that they don’t get enough sleep. If they don’t go out, they can really sleep groggy all day. However, women who are menstruating do not always feel sleepy. They always feel weak in the body and often have a slight discomfort in the lower abdomen.