My period was late for half a month and I didn't get pregnant.

Both delayed and early menstruation are problems that trouble women, and women should have their own judgment about the menstrual cycle. Know more about your own body. If your period is more than seven days late without being pregnant, you should consider that it is caused by pathological factors. You need to go to the hospital's gynecology department for diagnosis and treatment in time to avoid the occurrence of serious diseases. So, if your period is late for half a month and you are not pregnant, what are the reasons?

1. Is it normal to delay menstruation for half a month?

Generally speaking, the normal menstrual cycle is 28 to 35 days. The length of the cycle may vary from person to person. A period that is 7 to 10 days earlier or later can be considered within the normal range. As long as a certain regularity can be maintained, it cannot be considered as irregular menstruation. However, if the menstruation is delayed for half a month, it is not normal. Female friends need to pay attention to it, find out the reason why the menstruation is not on time and treat it accordingly, and then go to a regular hospital to check the physical condition in time to avoid delaying the disease.

2. What are the reasons for delaying menstruation for half a month?

Irregular menstruation often makes women anxious and worried, but women's menstruation can usually be delayed or advanced. As long as the delay or advance does not exceed one week, it is considered normal. As for the problem of menstruation being delayed by half a month, female friends should understand the reasons why menstruation is delayed by half a month and then deal with it accordingly.

1. Pregnancy: If menstruation is delayed for 7 days and has not come, you can use the "Early Pregnancy Test Strip" to test the urine. If it is positive, you are very likely pregnant, but if you are pregnant, there will also be other symptoms, such as nausea, dizziness, fatigue, breast pain, etc. Of course, the best way is to go to the hospital for an ultrasound examination.

2. Ovarian diseases: such as premature ovarian failure, which often manifests as delayed menstruation, infrequent menstruation, amenorrhea and infertility.

3. Side effects of drugs: Long-term use of contraceptives can lead to endocrine disorders and may also cause delayed menstruation.

4. Caused by surgery: Improper uterine surgery may cause cervical adhesion and menstrual blood stasis, which may also delay menstruation.

5. Mental factors: major mental stimulation, excessive stress, excessive fatigue, and changes in living environment can all cause delayed menstruation or amenorrhea.