Menstruation delayed by 1 day

Delayed menstruation is very bad for women's health. At this time, you need to observe your menstrual cycle. If you find other abnormal symptoms, you should go for a gynecological examination to avoid greater harm to your body. If you find that your menstruation is only delayed by one day, you don’t need to worry too much. This is within the normal range. Just pay more attention to regulating your body.

Menstrual irregularity refers to abnormalities in the menstrual cycle, amount, color, and quality of menstruation, as well as systemic diseases that accompany menstrual disorders. It is a common disease among women.

Factors that affect menstruation include: endocrine disorders, uterine diseases, gynecological inflammation, mental factors, mood swings, environmental changes, drug effects, fatigue, excessive stress and nutritional status. Taking birth control pills, or imbalance of certain trace elements in the body, as well as emotional instability can cause menstrual disorders; long-term business trips can also cause menstrual disorders, because menstruation is affected by time and environment. An unstable living environment can cause menstrual disorders even if there is no sexual intercourse.

The treatment of irregular menstruation focuses on regulating menstruation to cure the root cause, with accurate diagnosis and treatment depending on the symptoms. If a person gets sick first and then has irregular menstruation, he should treat the disease first. Once the disease is gone, the menstruation will naturally become regular. For those who get sick due to irregular menstruation, it is advisable to regulate the menstruation first, and the disease will heal itself once the menstruation is regulated. Traditional medicine diagnoses and treats based on symptoms, using methods of tonifying the kidney and spleen, regulating qi and activating blood circulation to harmonize qi and blood, enable yin to generate yang, strengthen the spleen and stomach, and allow essence and blood to flow smoothly. During irregular menstruation, you should pay attention to the cleanliness of the vulva to avoid bacterial infection. At this time, you can use medicated or new sanitary napkins.

3. 40 years old: The length of the menstrual cycle begins to change. It is normal to go from 21 days to 35 days and then to 27 days. In addition, your menstrual flow may increase. Irregular bleeding that begins at age 40 may be a symptom of uterine polyps. Although the ovaries no longer ovulate as regularly as before and the frequency of ovulation has also decreased, the issue of contraception cannot be ignored. The rate of unplanned pregnancy for a 40-year-old woman is as high as that for a teenager.

2. 30 years old: Menstruation at this age is the most regular stage in a woman’s life. Women in their 30s are more likely to suffer from premenstrual syndrome (PMS). I have to go through a few days of sadness before each menstrual period. Dysmenorrhea and heavy menstrual flow in a 30-year-old woman may be symptoms of endometritis or uterine fibroids.