I don't have my period and I'm not pregnant, what's going on?

Women after puberty will automatically have menstruation. The normal menstrual cycle is generally about 28 days. If it is delayed for a week occasionally, it is also very normal. If the menstruation is delayed for too long, women will often suspect that they are pregnant. If they are not pregnant, it means that there is a problem with themselves and they need to be conditioned according to the cause. So what is going on if you don't have menstruation and you are not pregnant?

First, what’s the matter with not having menstruation and not getting pregnant? Psychological factors. Mental state and mood are closely related to a person's physical and mental health. Especially modern women are under great pressure from work and life, and their emotions are prone to become unstable, anxious, depressed, bored, etc. Under such circumstances, it is inevitable that some impact will be caused on the body. Especially during the menstrual cycle, it is very common for menstruation to be delayed due to mood and mental factors. In this case, women need to adjust their mentality and try to do things that make them feel happy. If it is due to environmental factors, then change the environment to relax. Loved ones or friends around you should also spend more time with you and show more understanding.

Second, physiological factors. If such problems occur even though there is no pressure at work or in life and everything is normal, then you should consider whether there is some physical reason. For example, some women experience menstrual disorders after taking emergency contraceptive pills. Or there may be some problems with the reproductive organs and endocrine disorders, which may cause menstruation to be early or delayed.

What happens if you don't have your period and you're not pregnant? The above content provides a detailed introduction. If female friends have not had their period for a month and are not pregnant, then you should take it seriously. Don't be afraid to see a doctor. Go to a regular hospital for examination as soon as possible. After finding the cause, you can then treat the symptoms or make corresponding adjustments. Menstruation is a barometer of women's health. Only when the menstrual cycle is normal can women be in better condition to face daily life and work.