How many days is normal for menstruation to be delayed?

Menstruation is a very important physiological condition for women. We must know more about this physical condition of women, because the normality of menstruation seriously affects the health of women. I believe many friends are also aware of this. So do you know how many days it is normal for women's menstruation to be delayed? Let’s take a look at the expert’s introduction below.

How many days can menstruation be delayed

How many days can menstruation be delayed at most? There are various reasons for delayed menstruation. Some women have their menstruation delayed because of taking birth control pills, but this is a normal phenomenon so there is no need to worry about whether you are pregnant. However, when it comes to the maximum number of days that menstruation is delayed, there are mainly two reasons to consider: the first is pregnancy, and the second is irregular menstruation. If your period is delayed for one week, you can go to the hospital for a check-up. For example, an ultrasound examination can help you understand the specific situation in detail and find out the specific cause.

We all know that the menstrual cycle is generally 28 to 30 days. About 7 days earlier or later is still within the normal range, and the length of the cycle varies from person to person. But if it exceeds this time, women with normal menstruation will definitely be worried.

Let me teach you a good way to determine whether you have a menstrual disorder. If your menstruation is delayed only 1-2 times occasionally and there are no other accompanying symptoms, it does not fall into the category of menstrual disorders. When the interval between menstrual cycles is more than 35 days, it is called oligomenorrhea, and when menstruation stops for more than 3 menstrual cycles, it is called amenorrhea. The absence of ovulation after menopause can also lead to problems such as osteoporosis and endometrial hyperplasia, which must be taken seriously. You should go to the hospital immediately for a comprehensive examination.

After the above introduction, I believe that everyone must have a clearer understanding of female menstruation. Everyone must learn more about the knowledge of female menstruation so that they can better cope with the disease. I hope the editor’s introduction can help everyone. If you find that you have more serious symptoms of the disease, you must go to a regular hospital in time.