Women with regular menstrual cycles have an average menstrual cycle of around 28 days, sometimes a few days earlier or a few days later, which is a normal phenomenon. But some women always experience a long delay in their menstrual cycle, so do those who experience delayed periods look older?
1. If women always experience delayed menstruation, it is not the main cause of aging, and although most women have delayed menstruation, it does not make them feel significantly aged. If a woman's menstrual cycle is always delayed by three to five days, but not more than seven days, it is also a normal physiological phenomenon, so there is no need to be overly nervous about a slight delay in menstruation. Take good care of your menstrual period, avoid catching a cold, and pay attention to rest.
2. Some women also experience delayed menstruation due to long-term menstrual disorders. For example, due to long-term dieting and weight loss, the body's energy intake is insufficient, and a large amount of protein and fat in the body are excessively consumed to maintain normal function, which can lead to a lack of estrogen synthesis in the body, and even cause disorders in the secretion of these hormones, thereby affecting normal menstrual flow.
If long-term menstrual disorders result in sparse menstrual flow, delayed menstruation, and even amenorrhea, it can affect the healthy functioning of the body and easily lead to pathological aging.
3. If a woman has a menstrual delay of more than seven days for a long time, it may be related to menstrual disorders. There are many causes of menstrual disorders, so it is necessary to first seek medical attention at a hospital to identify the cause before targeted treatment can be given.
If you need to adjust your menstrual cycle and change prolonged menstrual lag, you can follow the doctor's advice to undergo estrogen therapy, either as a single or combined cycle treatment. Restoring the normal menstrual cycle and achieving a normal balance of hormone secretion in the body can also have a good effect on changing the appearance of pathological aging.
