Is it normal to have menstruation again after half a year of amenorrhea?

Women's menstruation every month is very important, and the time must be carefully recorded. This is also the reason why women live longer than men on average. However, once menstruation stops or amenorrhea occurs, it will make women very distressed, and even affect their appearance and mood. Therefore, it is abnormal to have menstruation stop for half a year and then come back again. You must go to the hospital for a check-up to consider whether it is a gynecological disease or a uterine problem.

Women have menstruation once a month, which lasts for 5-7 days. This means that women spend more than 60 days a year with menstruation. It can be said that menstruation is a barometer of women's health. If your period stops one day, it means that your ovaries and beauty are gradually declining, and your qi and blood are deficient. Once the ovaries fail prematurely, women will age prematurely, and "menstruation determines the speed at which women age."

Women's amenorrhea, menopause, menopause, irregular menstruation, scanty and delayed menstruation, dark skin color, chloasma, age spots, hot flashes, night sweats, palpitations, insomnia and nightmares...are actually all external manifestations of insufficient Qi and blood, and ovarian aging!

Many female friends do not know how to nourish qi and blood, maintain ovaries, and regulate menstruation. I tried all kinds of supplements, but there was basically no effect. I just wasted a lot of money!

"As the saying goes, if there is no circulation, there will be pain. Qi can push blood to circulate throughout the body. Dysmenorrhea indicates insufficient blood. The uterus lacks blood, Qi and nutrients, which leads to blood stasis and toxins that cannot be discharged completely. The blood stasis cannot be discharged and becomes a blood clot, which causes pain. We need to regulate the Qi and blood internally to take good care of it!"

"The delayed menstruation is further evidence of insufficient Qi and blood in the uterus. The uterus is like a living pool, and sufficient blood must be prepared in it to ensure the shedding and renewal of the endometrium. If the Qi and blood are insufficient, not only will the blood retained in the uterus deteriorate and turn black, but there will also be insufficient blood to push the old endometrium to shed. If the uterus has no Qi and blood, how can the menstrual blood flow out? Isn't that delayed menstruation?"

"Qi can promote blood circulation and also prevent blood from flowing out. Heavy menstruation, early menstruation, or even prolonged menstruation are all manifestations of Qi deficiency! The uncontrolled outflow of menstrual blood not only loses Qi and blood in the uterus, but also takes away nutrients. At this time, it is not enough to just replenish Qi, but also to supplement blood."