Will taking anti-inflammatory drugs cause delayed menstruation?

There are many varieties of anti-inflammatory drugs, which have different therapeutic effects on different diseases. Some anti-inflammatory drugs contain hormones, and menstruation is usually related to the secretion of hormones, so if hormonal anti-inflammatory drugs are used, it will affect menstruation. It can cause menstruation to come earlier or later. Anti-inflammatory drugs not only affect menstruation, but may also hinder the functioning of other body mechanisms. Let us take a closer look.

Taking anti-inflammatory drugs has a certain impact on menstruation, and it is very likely to cause delayed menstruation. In addition to taking anti-inflammatory drugs can cause delayed menstruation, if you take contraceptives for a long time or take emergency contraceptives, it is also very likely to cause delayed menstruation. In addition, stomach medicine may also cause delayed menstruation, because stomach medicine has an enhanced effect on gastrointestinal motility and better promotes gastric emptying. After taking stomach medicine, the patient's hypothalamus will release factors, and the amount entering the anterior pituitary will be reduced, and the secretion of corticotropin and gonadotropin will also be reduced, which eventually causes delayed menstruation or even amenorrhea, but it will return to normal after a while after stopping the drug.