Under normal circumstances, women's menstrual cycles are relatively regular, occurring every 28 to 35 days. But some women may not have their menstrual period yet and experience excessive vaginal discharge, which can make them very nervous and think that their body has some kind of problem. So what is the reason for not having vaginal discharge during menstruation?
Generally speaking, it is normal for women's menstrual cycle to be advanced or delayed by about a week, and there is no need to be too nervous. In fact, there are many factors that can affect menstruation, such as emotions, medication, and so on. If menstruation is delayed for more than a week and still hasn't arrived, it is necessary to seek medical attention immediately to determine the cause.
If a woman's menstrual cycle does not come when it should, and there is a lot of vaginal discharge, and there is normal and regular sexual activity without contraception, then it is highly suspected that she is pregnant. It is best to go to the hospital for a urine test. If pregnancy is found, active measures should be taken to protect the fetus. If you do not want the baby, timely measures should be taken to remove the baby.
Women must pay attention to their menstrual regularity. If irregular menstruation occurs, immediate measures need to be taken to regulate it, such as maintaining emotional stability, maintaining a reasonable and regular diet, drinking more water, not staying up late, and taking appropriate medication to regulate menstruation.
