How many days is menstruation usually delayed?

Menstruation is also called regular menstruation by us. Sometimes the more you want your menstruation, the more it will occur and you won’t have your menstruation. Therefore, women’s mental state has a great impact on their menstruation. Maintaining a good mentality is very helpful for regular menstruation. There are also other factors that may cause menstruation to be delayed. So how many days will the menstruation usually be delayed?

How many days is the menstrual period usually delayed?

In fact, there are many reasons for delayed menstruation, including eating cold or too cold foods without paying attention, which will cause the uterine wall to catch cold and cause unstable menstrual period, which is very likely to cause irregular menstruation or even menstrual pain. In medicine, it usually takes about a week to bring certain requirements. Normal menstruation is an important indicator of the physical and mental health of mature women. If delayed menstruation occurs continuously, it should be taken seriously. The normal menstrual cycle is about 28 days, and ovulation occurs half a month after the beginning of menstruation and two weeks before the beginning of the next menstruation. Most women have their periods every 28-30 days, but it is still normal if it is earlier or later than 7 days. The menstrual period usually lasts 3-7 days, and the bleeding during one menstrual period is about 30-50ml.

Generally, it is normal for menstruation to be delayed by about a week. If it is delayed for 7 days, you may be pregnant or have irregular menstruation. Irregular menstruation refers specifically to changes in menstruation caused by various reasons, including early or delayed menarche age, changes in cycle time, menstrual period and menstrual volume, as well as some abnormal symptoms before and after menstruation. All these conditions are collectively referred to as irregular menstruation, which is one of the most common symptoms of gynecology.

There are two main reasons for irregular menstruation:

1. Caused by imbalance of neuroendocrine function: mainly the unstable or defective function of the axis of the uterus and ovary at the back of the head, that is, menstrual disorder.

2. Caused by organic diseases or drugs: including inflammation, tumors and growth abnormalities, malnutrition of the reproductive organs; brain diseases; other endocrine imbalances such as thyroid cysts, adrenal dysfunction, diabetes, Sheehan's disease, liver diseases; blood diseases, etc. Menstrual disorders may occur in patients who use drugs for the treatment of mental illness, endocrine Chinese medicine preparations, or use IUDs for contraception. Some professions, such as long-distance runners, are very prone to amenorrhea. In addition, some abnormal bleeding during pregnancy is often mistaken for irregular menstruation. In clinical medicine, to diagnose menstrual disorders caused by neuroendocrine imbalance, it is necessary to rule out the various organic causes mentioned above.