My period stopped for two days and came back again. What happened?

Women should be very aware of their menstrual periods, especially when they are ready for their periods. Everyone's menstrual period is different; some may be three days, some may be up to a week, and some may be even longer, up to ten days. As long as it is regular, it is normal. But what happens if your period stops for two days and then comes again? This needs to be considered from several aspects. One is the phenomenon of ovulation bleeding; the other is whether there is an endocrine disease.

1. Ovulation bleeding. When a woman's menstruation ends, she will enter the ovulation period, but if the follicle ruptures, we will find irregular vaginal bleeding. However, this situation will disappear quickly within a day, so it is recommended that you don't be nervous.

2. Endocrine diseases. This situation may be due to menstrual disorders caused by endocrine diseases, the most common of which are diabetes, hypertension, hyperlipidemia and other problems. When these situations occur, it is recommended that everyone should be hospitalized in time and correct them, because this will affect our physical condition.

3. Hormone disorder. The probability of this situation occurring in the female population is also very high. The estrogen disorder in women's bodies causes menstruation to stop for a few days and then come again. We cannot regulate it through diet therapy and need to receive drug treatment.

What happened if menstruation came again after two days of absence? Regardless of which of the above factors caused this situation, female friends are advised to seek medical attention in time. Ovulation bleeding is a very normal phenomenon, but it also means that the estrogen level in a woman’s body has become disordered, so it is recommended that you do not ignore it. In addition, irregular menstruation may directly affect women's normal reproductive function. The factors that lead to this condition are closely related to gynecological diseases. Therefore, do not take medicine indiscriminately before undergoing an examination.