Although menstrual disorders are a common gynecological health problem among women of childbearing age, some women are not very familiar with it. If they find that their menstrual cycle is irregular and they always experience menstrual irregularities, they will also consider whether it is a symptom of menstrual disorders. So, is menstrual disorder usually delayed?
1. Menstrual disorders, also known as menstrual irregularities or menstrual disorders, are a common gynecological clinical disease. Manifested as abnormal changes in the menstrual cycle and abnormal bleeding volume, it can also cause abnormal abdominal pain and various discomfort symptoms before or during menstruation.
2. Menstrual disorders are generally not always a manifestation of delayed menstruation. It is also possible for the menstrual cycle to be too short or too early. Usually, women's menstruation is advanced or delayed by more than a week. If this phenomenon persists for a long time, it should be considered as menstrual disorders, and it is often accompanied by symptoms such as insufficient menstrual flow, abnormal menstrual blood color, and excessive menstrual blood volume. The clinical symptoms caused by different conditions may also vary.
3. Women who frequently experience menstrual disorders are recommended to go to the hospital for gynecological examinations in a timely manner, such as B-ultrasound, hysteroscopy, hormone and endocrine tests. Then, based on clinical symptoms and examination results, specific causes of menstrual disorders can be identified and targeted treatment can be given as soon as possible.
