What's wrong with my period sometimes coming and sometimes not?

Menstruation can reflect the physical condition of the human body to a certain extent. Therefore, in daily life, women must pay close attention to their menstrual period. If you find symptoms of irregular menstruation, you must not be careless. You should find the cause in time and then treat the cause yourself to avoid delaying the disease. What is going on when the menstrual period sometimes comes and sometimes doesn’t?

Menstrual blood does not flow every moment. The amount of blood in a menstrual period after the onset of menstruation is generally no more than 50 to 80 ml, so it is not bleeding all the time, and it is easier to discharge menstrual blood when urinating.

1. Gynecological diseases. If a woman has gynecological diseases such as uterine fibroids, ovarian cysts, pelvic inflammatory disease, adnexitis, etc., it is easy to affect the patient's menstrual cycle, which will cause menstrual disorders in women and lead to symptoms of irregular menstruation. This condition has a great impact on women, so we must not delay the disease and should promptly treat the cause of the disease.

2. Abnormal mentality. If women are in a depressive and anxious environment for a long time, it is easy to affect the endocrine level, which will cause endocrine imbalance and cause women to have irregular menstruation.

3. Excessive dieting to lose weight. In order to achieve a perfect body shape, many women often go on excessive diets to lose weight, but they don't know that this may affect their menstrual cycle and cause menstrual disorders, which will have a very serious impact on their health.

4. Unhealthy lifestyle. Healthy living habits are very helpful in maintaining a normal menstrual cycle. If a woman has an unhealthy lifestyle, irregular work and rest, and often overeats and drinks, it will easily affect the menstrual cycle and cause irregular menstruation. This kind of situation may also cause other diseases, which will seriously harm women's health.