Symptoms and causes of irregular menstruation

Symptoms and causes of irregular menstruation:

Generally speaking, it is normal for menstruation to be delayed for about a week. If it is delayed for 7 days, you may be pregnant or have irregular menstruation. Irregular menstruation generally refers to menstrual changes caused by various reasons, including premature menstruation, delayed menstruation, changes in cycle, menstruation and menstrual volume, as well as some abnormal symptoms before and after menstruation. This phenomenon is collectively called irregular menstruation, which is one of the most common symptoms of female diseases.

Women with irregular menstruation may also suffer from insomnia. After insomnia, women will become irritable. If women cannot deal with these problems, they are prone to conflicts with others, which is not good for themselves and others. Therefore, patients with irregular menstruation should understand the disease better, such as starting from the symptoms and causes.

What are the symptoms and causes of irregular menstruation?

Generally speaking, it is normal for menstruation to be delayed for about a week. If it is delayed for 7 days, you may be pregnant or have irregular menstruation. Irregular menstruation generally refers to menstrual changes caused by various reasons, including premature menstruation, delayed menstruation, changes in cycle, menstruation and menstrual volume, as well as some abnormal symptoms before and after menstruation. This phenomenon is collectively called irregular menstruation, which is one of the most common symptoms of female diseases.

There are two reasons for irregular menstruation:

1. Neuroendocrine dysfunction: mainly due to unstable or defective function of the lower hindbrain-ovarian axis, that is, menstrual disease.

2. Organic lesions or drugs: including local inflammation, tumors, abnormal development of reproductive organs, malnutrition; intracranial diseases; thyroid and adrenal cortex dysfunction, diabetes, Sheehan's disease and other endocrine dysfunction; liver disease; blood disease, etc. People who use drugs for mental illness; endocrine preparations or intrauterine contraceptive devices may have irregular menstruation. Some professions, such as long-distance runners, are prone to amenorrhea.