Is it healthy to have inconsistent menstrual periods every month?

　　Menstrual time is inconsistent every month healthy ?

　　Every other month or so, under the action of hormones in the body, Uterus Menstruation occurs when the endometrium spontaneously thickens, blood vessels proliferate, glands grow and secrete, and the endometrium collapses and falls off, accompanied by bleeding.

　　The normal menstrual cycle is generally 21-35 days, with an average of 28 days. If the menstrual cycle fluctuates slightly within this range, for example, menstruation may sometimes be a few days early or a few days late, resulting in inconsistent menstrual time every month, it is also considered a regular menstruation.

　　In addition, if some female The menstrual cycle lasts for nearly 40 days, but each menstrual cycle is relatively regular and is considered normal menstruation.

　　Menstruation is affected by many factors, such as recent mood swings, weather changes, major changes in living location, recent stress, frequent overtime work and late nights, etc., which may lead to temporary menstrual disorders, manifested as menstrual delay for a few days or menstruation a few days early. In this case, the body can return to a normal menstrual cycle after 2-3 months of self-adjustment, so don't worry too much.

　　In addition, 1-2 years after menarche, because the development of the pituitary-gonadal axis is not very complete, the establishment of menstrual cycles is not yet mature. At this time, the monthly menstrual time will not be particularly consistent. As age increases, a relatively regular menstrual cycle will gradually be established.

　　Under what circumstances should we pay attention to abnormal menstruation?

　　First, each menstrual period is too long or short. Menstruation lasts for an average of 5 days, usually 3-7 days. Occasionally it takes one or two days more or less, which is not a big problem. But if every menstrual period is very short, consider that the estrogen in the body is low or the endometrium is too thin. ； If your menstruation takes too long each time, causing bleeding, it may be due to high estrogen or endometrial hyperplasia.

　　Second, each menstrual flow is too much or too little. Normal menstrual flow is 40-50ml, and you should use about 20 sanitary napkins in each menstrual cycle. Low menstrual flow may be due to uterine adhesions or low estrogen, Gong Han wait； Excessive menstrual flow may be caused by endometrial lesions or uterine fibroids.

　　Irregular menstruation Will it affect pregnancy?

　　Simple irregular menstruation will not affect pregnancy, as long as there is normal ovulation and healthy sperm You can get pregnant. But if Menstrual disorders If the situation is serious or induces other complications, it may lead to infertility. There are many factors that cause menstrual disorders such as Gynecology disease , malnutrition, reproductive problems, not paying attention to maintenance during menstruation, etc.

　　For women with irregular menstruation, pregnancy may be affected if the following conditions occur:

　　1. Amenorrhea: Age over 18 years old but no menstruation yet； There is continuous amenorrhea for more than 6 months after the onset of menstruation.

　　Causes of infertility: Amenorrhea is likely to occur when suffering from uterine, ovarian, pituitary, or hypothalamic infertility.

　　2. Symptoms before and after menstruation: Breast swelling, headache, edema, fever, acne and other symptoms may occur before and after each menstruation.

　　Causes of infertility: Endocrine disorders that cause these symptoms lead to incomplete luteal function, which can also lead to infertility.

　　3. Menstrual disorders: early or delayed menstruation； Too much or too little menstruation ； Menstruation is significantly prolonged.

　　Causes of infertility: Menstrual disorders are often related to endocrine disorders, luteal insufficiency, and endometrial inflammation.

　　4. Dysmenorrhea: People who have no history of dysmenorrhea suddenly experience severe abdominal pain during menstruation. This is a key to how women should self-examine themselves for infertility.

　　Causes of infertility: Abdominal pain during menstruation may occur when endometriosis, pelvic inflammatory disease, uterine fibroids, uterine dysplasia, abnormal uterine position and other diseases exist. (Reference website: Pacific Parent-Child Network)