What causes dizziness during delayed menstruation?

Under normal circumstances, when a woman’s menstruation is delayed, she should first consider whether it is related to pregnancy. If it can be ruled out that the delayed menstruation is not a factor of pregnancy, it is very likely that the delayed menstruation is caused by endocrine disorders. There are many reasons for endocrine disorders, such as gynecological inflammation, ovarian syndrome, etc., which can affect menstruation. Therefore, female friends must develop good living habits and have a regular diet.

How to treat dizziness and weakness caused by delayed menstruation

If menstruation is delayed, women are advised to eat more blood-enriching foods, such as spinach, candied dates, raisins and other high-fiber foods. These foods have special blood-enriching effects and can make up for the anemia crisis caused by menstrual blood loss in women.

Women are advised not to eat too many sweets, because before menstruation, eating too many sweets, such as cakes, candies, drinks, etc., can easily cause obesity. This will cause blood sugar instability in women's bodies, bring various symptoms of menstrual discomfort, and aggravate the phenomenon of delayed menstruation.

You should eat more protein-rich foods, and give priority to protein-rich foods. Among the three meals a day, especially lunch, you should eat more meat, beans, soy products, etc. These foods are very rich in protein. Women who eat more protein-rich foods can have special help for physiological symptoms and can also beautify the skin.

Women should reduce the intake of some alcoholic beverages. Women with delayed menstruation must not drink these beverages, because these beverages will deepen their anxiety and make them very irritable. It is recommended that female friends drink some barley tea, tea and other beverages. In addition, female friends must pay attention to keeping warm on the eve of menstruation, so as to improve the phenomenon of delayed menstruation and ensure a normal menstrual cycle.

What are the causes of delayed menstruation?

1. Pregnancy: For women of childbearing age who have had sexual life, when their menstruation is delayed, they often doubt whether it is menstruation abnormality or pregnancy. This problem is a very common phenomenon in daily life. How to rule out pregnancy and how to determine whether it is a menstrual disease are the first issues that need to be clarified. First, make sure you are pregnant. You can go to the hospital for examination to confirm the diagnosis.

2. Side effects of the drug: Endocrine disorders after long-term use of contraceptives can also cause delayed menstruation.

3. Caused by surgery

(1) Menstruation after surgical or medical abortion is determined by the degree of recovery of the endometrial wall, which is likely to cause delayed menstruation.

(2) Intrauterine surgery may cause cervical adhesions, which may lead to menstrual blood stasis and thus delay menstruation.

(3) Other psychological factors such as mental stress, high pressure, environmental changes, some diseases that affect the endocrine system, and excessive dieting can also cause delayed menstruation.

Reasons for delayed menstruation: gynecological diseases

1. Cervical adhesion: There is menstrual blood, but the menstrual blood cannot be discharged normally due to adhesion of the cervix and accumulates in the uterus. The patient will have periodic abdominal pain. B-ultrasound examination can show dark areas in the uterine cavity, and it is often necessary to go to the hospital for cervical dilation. If this situation is not improved in time, it will lead to endometriosis.

2. Premature ovarian failure: It is caused by abnormal ovarian function. It often manifests as delayed menstruation, infrequent menstruation, amenorrhea and infertility. Symptoms similar to menopause such as vaginal dryness, dyspareunia, hot flashes and insomnia may occur.

3. Polycystic ovary syndrome: In addition to infrequent menstruation, it also has three other characteristics: anovulation, obesity, and hirsutism. This disease can not only cause irregular menstruation and infertility, but also is likely to increase the risk of high blood pressure, diabetes, and endometrial cancer.

4. Abnormal thyroid function: Thyroid problems seem to be more common in women. Whether it is hyperthyroidism or hypothyroidism, it will affect menstruation. When the thyroid gland is overactive, the frequency and volume of menstruation decreases, and the time between periods becomes longer. When the thyroid function is low, the menstrual blood increases and the bleeding time is prolonged, but patients with long-term illness will have less menstruation or even no menstruation.