What is the reason for breast pain and menstruation not coming?

Due to the high competitive pressure in today's society, it is very easy for the body to have various problems under such circumstances, especially for female friends. Due to physiological reasons, there are a few days every month that are particularly inconvenient, which is the menstrual period. Even so, if the period does not come, it is really troublesome because it is also an alarm for women's health. If your period hasn't come, it's an alarm. So what are the reasons for breast pain and the lack of menstruation? Let's find out below.

The most common cause of breast pain is excessive hormonal stimulation before menstruation. Some women's breasts become very sensitive. In addition to the feeling of fullness and heaviness, they may also feel stinging even with the slightest touch. But once the menstruation ends, the pain disappears. Very few women have breast pain that requires medication.

Whether the menstruation comes early, late, or not at all is worrying. Ideally, menstruation occurs every 28 days, but it is normal to have a period every 21 to 35 days. An error of 5 days before and after the scheduled date each month is also within an acceptable range. Don't panic if your period is outside of these criteria. As long as your period is stable, such as once every 40, 41, or 42 days, it's fine.

A cycle that is too short may make women prone to anemia and physical weakness. Chinese or Western medicine can be used to prolong the cycle. In addition to making it difficult for women to get pregnant, a cycle that is too long also causes excessive proliferation of the endometrium, increasing the chance of disease.

Do not let your menstrual cycle exceed 2 months. If the cycle exceeds 1.5 to 2 months, you should see a doctor and ask the doctor to adjust your menstrual cycle.

If your period occasionally misses one or twice a year, or comes twice in one month, don't be too nervous and just observe the situation in the next month.

Because taking medicine (anti-inflammatory drugs, antibiotics), smoking, staying up late, work pressure, and weight changes may all affect hormones and thus change the menstrual cycle.

But if you don't have your period, apart from pregnancy, it is likely that you have ovarian dysfunction or other hormonal problems. For example, high prolactin or high or low thyroid hormone can inhibit ovulation.

To sum up, the menstrual cycle has certain regularities. The reasons for breast pain and the absence of menstruation are either pregnancy or physical problems. Therefore, female friends should pay attention to observe changes in their bodies. Of course, it is okay if the period does not come on time occasionally due to special reasons, as long as there are no problems in the future.