What are the symptoms of irregular menstruation

What are the symptoms of irregular menstruation?

Irregular menstruation is a common gynecological disease. Women sometimes suffer from irregular menstruation in their lives, especially irregular menstruation.

1. Irregular menstruation: That is to say, women’s menstrual problems are always early or delayed. Some women’s menstrual cycles are less than 21 days early, and if they are delayed for more than 35 days, these situations are considered irregular menstruation.

2. Early menstruation: Early menstruation is a common menstrual irregularity. Early menstruation refers to the shortening of a woman's menstrual cycle. Many women's menstrual cycles are shorter than 21 days, and will last for more than two consecutive cycles. This situation actually belongs to the biphasic basal body temperature of ovulatory dysfunctional bleeding, with the follicular phase being only 7 or 8 days, or the luteal phase being shorter than 10 days.

3. Prolonged menstruation: Prolonged menstruation is also a common menstrual irregularity. The main symptoms are normal menstrual cycle, but the menstruation is relatively long. Generally, the menstruation lasts more than 7 days. Some women can have complete menstrual discharge in 2 weeks. At this time, some women will have abdominal pain, heavier menstruation, leucorrhea, yellow or yellow-white, thick, and smelly symptoms.

4. Delayed menstruation: Some women have irregular menstruation and delayed menstruation, which means that the menstruation is missed for more than 7 days, and some women even miss 40 to 50 days, and the symptoms occur for more than 2 consecutive menstrual cycles.

The above are the symptoms of irregular menstruation. Since irregular menstruation manifests itself in various forms, the time, form and flow of menstruation vary greatly. This requires women not to take medicine to regulate their menstruation when they have symptoms of irregular menstruation, because the cause may be substantial lesions of the organ or abnormal ovarian function caused by endocrine factors.