What causes irregular menstrual periods?

I believe that nowadays many female friends are worried about their monthly menstruation. Menstrual problems are often collectively referred to as menstrual irregularities. There are many manifestations of menstrual irregularities: excessive or insufficient menstrual flow, too long or too short menstrual cycles, or irregular menstrual cycles, etc. So what causes irregular menstrual periods? Let’s take a look.

Please confirm whether you have the following symptoms: excessive stress, recent dieting to lose weight, smoking and drinking habits, a lot of acne on the face, and large pores.

Menstrual irregularities refer to abnormal menstrual cycles or bleeding volume, odor, or blood clots. Although it doesn't hurt and is not a serious problem, you should not take it lightly and should seek treatment early.

Many people think that an unstable menstrual cycle is irregular menstruation, but this is not the case. All conditions from ovulation to the end of menstruation, including the amount of menstrual blood, odor, color, and the presence or absence of blood clots, need to be considered.

Usually women have irregular menstruation within 1 to 2 years after menarche, and then it will gradually get better. The normal color of menstrual blood is dark red. Other bright red, brown, light yellow, etc. are all abnormal.

There are two main causes of irregular menstruation: organic and functional. First, let’s talk about the organic causes. If the woman is pregnant, it may be caused by miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy, malposition of the fetus, postpartum hemorrhage, cervical abnormalities, etc.; if the woman is not pregnant, it may be caused by inflammation, tumors, etc. Long-term menstrual irregularities may cause many complications such as obesity and diabetes.

Through the above introduction, I believe many friends have a general understanding of the reasons for irregular menstruation. There are many reasons for irregular menstruation. Female friends with this symptom should first adjust their emotions, live in a healthy way, pay more attention to diet and sleep. If there is still no improvement, they should go to the hospital for medical treatment in time.