The menstrual cycle is almost the same for every woman, but some people are special and have a longer menstrual cycle, which is sometimes normal. However, it depends on the situation. If there is a certain disease, timely treatment is necessary. Generally speaking, if the menstrual cycle is long, will implantation be delayed?
Why do different women have different menstrual cycles?
Every month, one follicle in the ovary develops and matures, releasing an egg. Subsequently, the endometrium thickens to prepare for the implantation of a fertilized egg. However, if the egg is not fertilized, the thickened endometrium will fall off, leading to menstruation.
So the onset time of menstruation depends on the development period of follicles. If the development period is long, the menstrual cycle will be long, and vice versa, the menstrual cycle will be short.
Follicle development is easily influenced by external factors such as environment, emotions, and endocrine system, with occasional small fluctuations. It is normal for menstruation to occur slightly earlier or later. But if the menstrual cycle is frequently disrupted, it is likely to be abnormal uterine bleeding, and vigilance should be heightened.
What are the typical abnormal manifestations of a "menstrual period"?
1. Extended menstrual cycle
If the 'big aunt' hasn't arrived yet, you can first use a pregnancy test stick to measure your urine and rule out the possibility of pregnancy. If you are not pregnant, you need to consider whether it is caused by illness.
For example, polycystic ovary syndrome, characterized by irregular menstrual cycles, low menstrual blood flow, and accompanying dysmenorrhea; Premature ovarian failure is characterized by infrequent menstruation, shortened menstrual periods, reduced menstrual flow, and even amenorrhea. When these symptoms appear, one should go to the hospital for a detailed examination.
2. Shortened menstrual cycle
If Auntie has been very diligent lately, visiting you several times a month, you should also be careful! Because it may be caused by endocrine disorders, uterine diseases such as acute endometritis, etc. All of these require seeking medical attention at a hospital, and further diagnosis can be confirmed through gynecological examinations, ultrasound, and other methods before treatment can be administered.
Our 'menstrual period' is actually very sensitive and fragile, easily affected by various factors such as environment, climate, emotions, and health status. Occasional small fluctuations are a normal phenomenon, and they will return to normal after adjustment.
A long menstrual cycle also has a certain impact on implantation. Menstruation is closely related to many diseases or pregnancy in women, so we should pay attention to menstruation to avoid any adverse effects.
