What is the reason for chest pain and lower abdominal pain but no menstruation?

Menstruation is a sign of a woman's physical maturity, and it will arrive on time every month as expected. Generally speaking, when a woman does not have normal menstruation, the first thing to consider is pregnancy, but the possibility of disease cannot be ruled out. For example, some women find that they always have chest pain and lower abdominal pain, but they have not had their menstruation for at least two months. So what is the reason for this situation?

1. Pregnancy: If a woman who has had sexual activity recently finds that she has not had her period for 2 months, she should check whether she is pregnant. Because "menopause" is the first sign of pregnancy. If you have not had sexual intercourse or have tested pregnancy, then consider other factors.

2. Abnormal emotions, such as long-term mental depression, mental tension, or severe mental stimulation and psychological trauma, can lead to menstrual disorders or dysmenorrhea or amenorrhea. This is because menstruation is caused by the hormones secreted by the ovaries acting on the endometrium. The hormones secreted by the ovaries are controlled by the hormones released by the pituitary gland and hypothalamus. Therefore, any abnormality in the function of the ovaries, pituitary gland, or hypothalamus will affect menstruation.

3. When women are exposed to cold during menstruation, the blood vessels in the pelvis will contract excessively, leading to delayed menstruation. Therefore, women should pay attention to preventing cold and avoiding dampness during menstruation in their daily life.

4. A girl’s body fat must account for at least 17% of her body weight before she can have her first menstruation, and her body fat must reach at least 22% of her body weight to maintain a normal menstrual cycle. Excessive dieting will cause a large amount of fat and protein in the body to be consumed due to insufficient energy intake, resulting in estrogen synthesis disorders and obvious estrogen deficiency, affecting menstruation and causing scanty menstruation or amenorrhea. Therefore, women who pursue a slim figure must not diet blindly.

5. Certain ingredients and alcohol in cigarettes can interfere with physiological processes related to menstruation and cause menstrual disorders. Among women who smoke and drink excessively, 25% to 32% go to the hospital for treatment due to amenorrhea. Among women who smoke more than one pack of cigarettes a day or drink more than 100 ml of strong liquor, the incidence of menstrual disorders is three times that of women who do not smoke or drink. Therefore, women should not smoke and drink less alcohol.