Menstruation is a lifelong good friend for women and also a guide for their bodies. If there are any abnormalities in menstruation, such as excessive menstrual flow, delayed or advanced menstruation, it may be a problem with the body. The female reproductive organs are open, and if gynecological diseases occur, it may lead to abnormal menstruation. So, what are the possible reasons why women don't have their periods?
Women's inability to menstruate may be caused by some debilitating diseases, such as severe tuberculosis or anemia, as well as malnutrition, which can all lead to the inability to menstruate. In addition, if women have some specific endocrine disorders, such as endocrine abnormalities caused by obesity, it may lead to menstrual disorders.
If a woman who has sexual intercourse does not have her period, it is possible that she is pregnant and needs to go to the hospital for examination. In addition, some women who are born with developmental disorders or abnormalities, such as congenital genital atresia or ovarian dysplasia, may experience menstrual disorders and require examination and treatment.
In general, women's inability to menstruate may be due to some gynecological diseases or pregnancy. It may also be caused by some serious chronic diseases, and congenital developmental disorders in women can also lead to menstrual disorders. Women who do not experience menstruation need to go to the hospital for examination and treatment based on the cause.
