Why did my period stop after 2 days?

As we all know, after women have their periods during puberty, their periods will have a certain duration, a certain amount of menstruation, and a certain color, but nowadays many people often have problems with their menstruation. So, what should you do if your period stops after 2 days? What should you do if your menstrual flow is small and the cycle is short? The editor below will introduce it to you, let’s take a look together.

What causes short menstrual cycles?

1. Age. There are many factors that cause short menstrual cycles, and age is a key factor. The reasons for short menstrual cycles in women of different ages can also be quite different. Generally speaking, puberty and menopause are both characterized by a shortened menstrual cycle.

2. The storage function of the uterus and ovaries is poor. After the age of 35, women's ovarian reserve capacity decreases, and menstruation is regulated by the interaction of three hormones: hypothalamus-pituitary, pituitary and ovarian. When ovarian reserve function decreases, menstruation is more likely to come frequently.

3. Luteal insufficiency. Menarche is caused by the shrinkage of the corpus luteum, which leads to a decrease in the metabolism of female hormones and estrogen. The uterine wall cannot be supplied by estrogen, resulting in necrosis and shedding. Therefore, if the corpus luteum is incomplete, the entire follicular phase will be relatively shortened, and the menstrual period will naturally come more frequently.

4. Bleeding during ovulation. Although ovulation bleeding looks like menstruation, it is essentially ovulation bleeding, and it is not menstruation caused by the falling of the uterine wall. It is just that the egg cells may be discharged. Some people may mistake ovulation bleeding for menstruation and therefore think that their menstrual cycle is short.