I have stomach pain but my period doesn't come. What's going on?

Severe abdominal pain but no menstruation is a phenomenon of delayed menstruation. There are many factors that cause delayed menstruation, such as endocrine disorders, chronic diseases, uterine adhesions, and excessive weight loss. These are the causes of menstrual disorders. When menstruation is irregular, it is not easy to get through it. On the contrary, it will cause women's skin and body to deteriorate.

1. Endocrine disorders lead to delayed menstruation

Clinically, endocrine reasons such as polycystic ovary syndrome and premature ovarian failure can also lead to delayed menstruation. Timely examinations should be carried out and treatment should be initiated as soon as abnormalities are found.

2. Chronic diseases cause delayed menstruation

Some common chronic diseases such as chronic hepatitis, tuberculosis, tumors, hypothyroidism, etc. often lead to delayed menstruation due to nutritional deficiencies.

3. Cervical adhesions lead to delayed menstruation

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.

4. Excessive weight loss leads to delayed menstruation

In order to control their weight, many women take weight loss drugs or go on an excessive diet, which leads to delayed menstruation. If this situation is short-lived, the normal menstrual cycle can be restored naturally. However, for those who persist for a long time, medication is often required to restore the normal menstrual cycle.

5. Premature ovarian failure leads to delayed menstruation

Premature ovarian failure 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.

6. Delayed menstruation due to 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 they are pregnant. This problem is a very common phenomenon in daily life.

First, determine whether you are pregnant. If your menstrual cycle has always been normal, with no signs of delay, and there are some signs of pregnancy, you should test your urine with an early pregnancy test strip on the fifth day after your delayed period (or the fifth day calculated from the start of your period). If the test result is positive, you should undergo a gynecological pelvic examination. If the cervix changes to purple-blue, the uterus is full or enlarged, and there may be accompanying symptoms such as breast tenderness and nausea, you can be diagnosed with pregnancy.

How about it, after listening to the above introduction, do you now think that delayed menstruation is a disease? What are the reasons for delayed menstruation? You should have some understanding of this issue, so we recommend that you go to a regular hospital for examination and treatment!