Why is my period never coming?

Aunt Flo is the common name we give to menstruation. Menstruation comes every month, which often causes trouble for many women. If you have dysmenorrhea, it will seriously affect your life. But if your period doesn't come, it can also be annoying. So why doesn’t my period always come?

1. Ovarian function declines.

As women age, their ovarian function declines, and their menstrual flow decreases or even stops.

2. Endocrine disorders.

There are many factors that cause endocrine disorders. Pathological manifestations include obesity, hirsutism, acne, etc. Patients clinically defined as "polycystic ovary syndrome" are prone to delayed menstruation. The psychological reasons are mainly due to excessive daily life and mental stress, as well as long-term psychological repression that cannot be vented, which lead to endocrine disorders and then cause delayed menstruation. Physiological reasons are mostly caused by insufficient estrogen secretion in the body due to excessive dieting, which leads to delayed menstruation.

3. Drug effects.

Medically, certain drugs such as birth control pills may cause delayed menstruation. The most common ones are hormonal drugs. There is also a commonly used central nervous system inhibitor in clinical practice that may also cause delayed menstruation. You should follow the doctor's advice and take the medicine in appropriate amount and at the right time.

4. Pregnancy factors.

It is common knowledge that menstruation will be temporarily delayed during pregnancy. If you have had sexual intercourse recently and your period is delayed for more than seven days, you may consider whether you are pregnant. You can check yourself or go for a confirmed diagnosis.

5. Caused by chronic diseases.

There are many chronic wasting diseases in clinical practice. During the long treatment process, it is very easy to cause excessive consumption and malnutrition, which in turn leads to menstrual disorders and delayed menstruation. 6. Caused by bad living habits. Smoking and drinking all the time, coupled with a lack of a good work and rest schedule, can lead to menstrual disorders, especially delayed menstruation, which can lead to amenorrhea in severe cases. Delayed menstruation has a great impact on the uterus and other reproductive organs, and if you don't pay attention, it may lead to infertility. In addition, according to research, when women are exposed to cold during menstruation, the blood vessels in the pelvis will contract excessively, which can cause oligomenorrhea or even amenorrhea. Therefore, women should have a regular daily life, avoid excessive fatigue, and especially keep away from cold and damp during menstruation.