19 years old and no menstruation for three months

Now, as people's dietary conditions are getting better and better, people's appetite for some food has generally improved, so gradually many people will have premature puberty reactions, and may even have precocious puberty. The average age of menstruation for girls has been raised to between 11 and 14 years old. Menstruation will be irregular at first, and will become regular after about one or two years. However, if there is no menstruation for three months at the age of 19, there are many factors to consider.

I haven't had my period for three months and I'm not pregnant. What's going on?

Generally speaking, for women of normal childbearing age who have a normal sex life, if their menstruation is delayed, the first thing they should consider is whether they are pregnant. Pregnancy may be the key factor leading to amenorrhea, so women will nervously take a pregnancy test if they have not had normal menstruation for more than a month. But there are also women who have not had their period for three months but are not pregnant.

What is going on. There are many reasons for this situation, and the most direct cause is gynecological inflammation. Gynecological inflammation may cause irregular menstruation, the most common symptom of which is amenorrhea.

Another situation is that some female friends are under too much stress, which will affect the secretion of estrogen. In this case, it will also cause amenorrhea. Some women suffer from polycystic ovary syndrome, which not only seriously affects their normal reproductive function, but also affects the secretion of estrogen, making them very masculine.

Therefore, if you have not had your period for three months and are not pregnant, you must go to the hospital for a systematic examination in time for early treatment.

I haven't had my period for three months, what's going on?

There are many reasons for irregular menstruation, which may be due to pregnancy or mental factors, emotions, stress, influence of the surrounding environment, or whether or not you take birth control pills, all of which can cause corresponding delays in menstruation.

If a woman of childbearing age has not had her period for three months while having sex, the first thing she should do is to go to the hospital for a color Doppler ultrasound examination and a blood HCG test to confirm whether she is pregnant or has an ectopic pregnancy. If this accident is ruled out, she can check whether the irregular menstruation is caused by other reasons, and then further handle and treat it according to the cause.