Why does my lower abdomen hurt and my period is delayed?

Menstruation is a physiological phenomenon of women, which usually occurs every month. It is also a barometer of women's physical health. This situation often occurs in life. Sometimes the lower abdomen is very painful and it feels like menstruation is coming, but menstruation is delayed, which makes people very upset. After this situation occurs, most women don't know what is going on.

What is the reason for lower abdominal pain and delayed menstruation?

Menstrual disorders

The most likely possibility is menstrual disorder, which manifests as abnormal menstruation, abdominal pain before or during menstruation, etc. It is mostly caused by long-term irregular life, unreasonable diet structure, abnormal emotions or hormonal imbalance. If it is one or more of the above, adjust it as soon as possible and return to normal work and life, the symptoms will be relieved.

There are many diseases that cause menstrual disorders, some are mild and some are severe. Patients should seek medical treatment or conditioning as soon as possible.

Endocrine disorders

When the hormones that regulate the body's metabolism and physiological functions become disordered, the balance of their interactions is broken, causing endocrine disorders, which in turn affects women's menstruation and causes abdominal pain. In addition, people with endocrine disorders also have symptoms such as insomnia, headaches, skin aging, and depression.

Inflammation such as adnexitis

Adnexitis often coexists with pelvic peritonitis, salpingitis, oophoritis, etc., and can be acute or chronic. It can cause lower abdominal pain, menstrual disorders, and other symptoms such as increased leucorrhea and lower abdominal distension. The disease is caused by pathogenic microorganisms invading and infecting the reproductive organs.

There are other possible reasons for delayed menstruation, such as lower abdominal distension and pain. Indirect reasons include abnormal emotions, disordered diet, and indiscriminate use of contraceptives. These can be controlled, but some are more serious and require medical treatment.

How to regulate lower abdominal distension and pain and delayed menstruation

1. Adjust your mood and don’t worry too much. Irritable and unhappy emotions will cause endocrine disorders and aggravate the symptoms.

2. Increase exercise appropriately, which is beneficial to the body's metabolism and maintains body vitality.

3. Diet should focus on nutrition and health, and food should be scientifically matched according to your physical condition.

4. Sex life should be regular, not forced. When everything is on the right track, health will come unexpectedly.