Menstrual irregularities in women can be caused by many reasons. Today, let us learn more about the factors that cause irregular menstruation in women.

1. Chronic diseases

If a woman’s body originally suffers from some chronic diseases, these diseases will consume her body’s original energy. This will then cause malnutrition, and then irregular menstruation will occur. Common ones include chronic hepatitis, tuberculosis, tumors, hypothyroidism, severe iron deficiency anemia, aplastic anemia, etc., which often cause delayed menstruation.

2. Excessive weight loss

In today's life, most girls regard thinness as beauty. Many women take diet pills to control their weight. Or simply go on a diet and skip meals, which can easily cause irregular menstruation. If you only have this condition for a short period of time, you can return to normal by stopping taking medications or starting to eat normally. If this happens for a long time, you may not be able to recover on your own. You need to go to the hospital to check your health and get the right medicine.

3. Mental factors

Many women who are under excessive mental stress will also experience symptoms of irregular menstruation. Under such circumstances, women will generally experience physical and psychological discomforts such as breast swelling and pain, and upset. Generally speaking, it is caused by endocrine disorders and generally does not require treatment. But if your menstruation has been delayed, you can also see a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner and take traditional Chinese medicine to regulate it.

4. Smoking

The nicotine contained in tobacco will reduce the secretion of female sex hormones, which will interfere with the physiological process of menstruation. It causes irregular menstruation in women. Studies have shown that women who smoke a pack a day are three times more likely to have irregular menstruation than women who do not smoke.

5. Greedy for coolness.

If women catch cold during menstruation, the blood vessels in the pelvic cavity will constrict, leading to ovarian function disorders, which can lead to scant menstruation or even amenorrhea.

6. Drug abuse.

Abuse or frequent large-scale use of antibiotics can cause menstrual irregularities, anovulation, and amenorrhea in women. This may be because the drugs suppress and damage the person's own resistance, leading to body dysfunction.

7. Constipation.

Constipation may cause menstrual irregularities in women. When the rectum is overfilled with stool, the cervix is ​​pushed 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.