When a woman is of appropriate age for pregnancy, if her period suddenly does not come or comes late, it may be difficult for her to distinguish whether she is pregnant or caused by other circumstances. Therefore, it is difficult to timely determine whether it is a disease, which may delay the body's treatment. So, besides pregnancy, what other situations can delay menstruation?
Besides pregnancy, many situations can lead to delayed menstruation. However, if a woman is of appropriate age, she can first use a test strip to determine if she is pregnant. Or go to the hospital for a professional examination to determine if you are pregnant. If menstrual delay does not occur due to pregnancy, it is necessary to identify the cause of menstrual irregularities and make targeted adjustments. Generally, the following situations can easily delay menstruation.
1. Endocrine disorders. Both physical and psychological abnormalities in women can easily lead to endocrine disorders, which in turn can affect the normal timing of menstruation and result in delayed periods.
2. Excessive fatigue. Many women experience fatigue, high work pressure, psychological trauma, and exposure to cold, which can cause hormonal abnormalities and delay their menstrual cycle.
3. Gynecological inflammation. Women are often prone to various inflammations, and if inflammation progresses, it can easily affect the function of female accessories, thereby affecting women's menstruation, resulting in delayed or increased menstruation.
