How many days can menstruation be delayed

Irregular menstruation is a common gynecological disease, manifested as abnormal menstrual cycle or bleeding. The delay time of irregular menstruation varies from individual to individual, and there is no fixed upper limit. It is generally believed that the normal menstrual cycle is 21 to 35 days. If menstruation does not come for more than 35 days, it can be considered irregular menstruation.

For women, the delay of menstruation may be affected by many factors, such as endocrine disorders, mental stress, environmental changes, drug use, diseases, etc. These factors may further lead to menstrual cycle disorders, making the delay of menstruation not fixed. Some women only have occasional delays in menstruation, while some women have long-term menstrual irregularities.

For women with long-term menstrual irregularities, menstruation may be delayed for a longer period of time, or even amenorrhea, which means no menstruation for several consecutive months. However, it should be noted that delayed menstruation is not necessarily a manifestation of menstrual irregularity. Excluding pregnancy, drug effects, surgical effects, etc., delayed menstruation within one week is generally considered normal.

If menstruation is delayed for more than a week and occurs for more than two consecutive menstrual cycles, you need to consider whether there is a problem of irregular menstruation. It is recommended to seek medical attention in time and cooperate with the doctor for examination and treatment. In daily life, women also need to maintain a good attitude and avoid anxiety and overwork to avoid affecting the menstrual cycle.