Is it normal to not have your period for 32 days?

It is normal not to have menstruation for 32 days. When your menstrual cycle has always been 32 days, you don’t need to worry too much. At the same time, it is normal for menstruation to be delayed occasionally due to environmental and emotional factors. Proper rest is conducive to the improvement of symptoms.

Menstruation is mainly the periodic shedding and bleeding of the endometrium accompanied by the periodic changes of the ovaries. Regular menstrual cycles represent the maturity of one's reproductive function. A normal menstrual cycle is generally around 21 to 35 days, with an average of 28 days. Occasionally, it is normal to have a period a week earlier or later.

If a woman has not had her period for 32 days and is of childbearing age and has sexual experience but has not taken any contraceptive measures, she may become pregnant. You can use an early pregnancy test to measure the urine. When two bars appear, it means pregnancy. You also need to go to the hospital in time for an abdominal color ultrasound and blood HCG test to determine whether the ovaries are implanted in the uterus.

Missing your period for 32 days may also be due to excessive work pressure or irregular diet in recent times, which may cause a slight disorder in your endocrine function, thus delaying your menstruation. Ensuring adequate rest time and proper rest can restore your endocrine function and bring on your period.