How many days does menarche usually last?

Generally, girls become adolescent girls after their menarche. At this stage of growth, adolescent girls should pay attention to their physical health and health care. Because women's ovaries develop after entering puberty, they should pay more attention to reproductive health issues and understand the various conditions of menarche so as not to panic when facing problems. For example, the following is an understanding of the number of days for women's menarche.

After the menarche, it means that the child has matured into a girl. But she is a girl after all, and all the systems in her body are still in the growth stage. They are not yet safe, mature and finalized. So after her first menstruation, it is difficult to say when the next menstruation will come. Generally, after the age of 18, period will gradually return to normal, with most periods occurring every 28-30 days. Of course, there are women with short menstrual cycles, which come every twenty-five or twenty-six days; and there are also women with long menstrual cycles, which come every thirty-four or thirty-five days (or even longer). The length of the menstrual cycle is not a big problem. As long as it shows a regular periodicity, it means that the reproductive system in the body is normal.

A woman's menstrual period lasts approximately 3 to 7 days. During adolescence, because the ovaries have just developed and their functions are not yet perfect, they will experience functional disorders and irregularities. The main reason for this is that the menstrual cycle is regulated by the hypothalamus-pituitary-ovarian axis, and the function of this axis in adolescent women is not stable enough and is easily affected by internal and external factors such as physique, emotions, diet, daily life and environmental changes, resulting in irregular menstruation. This situation generally does not require special treatment, the main thing is to pay attention to diet, daily life, and regulate emotions. Another thing is to pay attention to psychological counseling and health care. After a period of self-regulation, you should be able to transition to normal menstruation.

Many girls have their first menstruation. In fact, there is no definite menstrual pattern yet. This is because the ovarian development function is not yet complete, and this phenomenon is relatively normal. There is no need to worry too much. During menstruation, you should pay attention to your diet and take care of the health and hygiene of your private parts.