After menstrual irregularities occur, many women often wonder whether they have acute or chronic pelvic inflammatory disease or uterine fibroids and other gynecological diseases. Of course, this is possible, and it is best to go to the hospital's gynecology department for a detailed examination to determine the cause. Relevant experts remind women that in addition to checking for the above diseases, don’t forget about non-disease factors. For example, cold, drug abuse, etc. can cause irregular menstruation in women.

Cold

Cold in women during menstruation can constrict the blood vessels in the pelvic cavity, causing ovarian dysfunction, resulting in scant menstruation or even amenorrhea.

Noise

Noise can cause physiological dysfunction in women, which has adverse effects on menstruation and fertility.

Smoking

The nicotine in tobacco can reduce the secretion of sex hormones, thereby interfering with the physiological processes related to menstruation and causing irregular menstruation.

Excessive supplementation

Some supplements contain a lot of hormones. Abuse of these supplements will destroy the normal hormone balance in the human body, cause menstrual disorders, and even cause infertility.

Stress

Most women in their childbearing years are often under high pressure in life and work. If they do not know how to self-regulate, excessive pressure will inhibit the function of the hypothalamus and pituitary gland. If the ovaries no longer secrete sex hormones and do not ovulate, menstruation will begin to be disordered. Similarly, long-term bad mood can also affect menstruation.

Drug abuse

Drug abuse, especially the extensive use of antibiotics, can cause menstrual irregularities, anovulation, and amenorrhea in women.

Excessive weight loss

Fat is an important condition for female maturity and a source of energy for female menstruation and fertility. If the total body fat is less than 17% of the body weight, it will affect the development of sexual organs and the onset of menstruation. Research also shows that if women eat too little fat, ovulation dysfunction will occur over time, resulting in reduced estrogen secretion, resulting in delayed menstruation or even amenorrhea.

Constipation

Excessive filling of stool in the rectum pushes the cervix forward and the body of the uterus tilts backward. If the uterus remains in a retroverted position for a long time, low back pain and menstrual disorders will occur.

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