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Causes Of Delayed Cycle

By hvgoenka September 26, 2020 6 answers Last updated September 26, 2020

Hello. I want to ask the readers of the site who have similar experiences. What could be the reasons for the delay of the cycle, excluding pregnancy? Is there anything more disturbing, an infection or a sexually transmitted disease? I'm already 4-5 days late. I don't think I'm pregnant. Of course, before a gynecological examination I can't be 100% sure, but I guess I'm not. On the date that was supposed to come, it started to hurt and so far this pain, as if I were in a cycle, continues. And it never comes ... I postpone the visit to the gynecologist, because at first I have financial difficulties, and it still hurts me as if any moment will come ... But tomorrow I think to have an examination. I guess you will need an ultrasound? Also, if someone is familiar - can I get a referral to a gynecologist?

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littlejohnnybanger answered · September 26, 2020

   It's been late for me since it came. In general, it came to me at 24, a year later the date shifted by 3-4 days, and at 4 I totally confused the dates. It happened to me twice a month, but not at the end or the beginning, but around the middle of the month and at the end again. In general, they say that after 3-4 years the cycle is equalized by dates, but ... Regarding the gynecologist, I go every 4-5 months once and always with a referral from your GP, for which you only pay the fee to your GP.

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tankertubbs answered · September 26, 2020

   Go to a doctor, ask him these questions. Why can't you get a referral? You go to your GP and you say that you have to go to a gynecologist and you want a referral. If he asks you why you are, what do you have? You say I have problems with the cycle and you're done. You will pay BGN 2.90, at least my GP takes that much from me. Success!

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lecrae answered · September 26, 2020

   You can use a test first, go to a gynecologist if you are at least 12-15 days late, so that the ultrasound can catch you, if I'm not mistaken. Other reasons for delay: 1. Age / irregular menses up to 22 years, when the ovaries are fully developed /, 2. Stress, 3. Fibroids or cysts, 4. Inflammatory process caused by infection or some bacteria. Tip: every young woman, if she starts having sex, is obliged to visit a gynecologist prophylactically, so she will understand not only whether she is healthy, but also what is the internal state of the reproductive system and whether she would have a problem with pregnancy in the future.

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acdc343 answered · September 26, 2020

   №2, she has nothing to explain and whether she has to or not, she is entitled to such a preventive examination, but I do not know once a year or how they have already changed it

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davemustaine answered · September 26, 2020

   Number 4 - preventive examinations are paid only for women over 35. I pay, but who does not have money can invent some pain or, as the author - to say that there are problems and what. Prophylactic examination tests otherwise cost about BGN 25 for the examination and BGN 6 for the examinations. I additionally do everything possible and it costs me about BGN 100, but it also includes a lot of nonsense and extras, which the box office does not cover and are my delusion. About 30 levs reach without a referral, and for this money for me personally it is not worth it to soak and wait - during this time I will make more money. Time is money!!!

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danyfrench8888 answered · September 26, 2020

   The modern woman eats a lot of sour foods - meat, milk, white bread, rice, sugar and more. This changes the pH of the body. Regular diets also merge. Ovarian cysts, myomas, uterine polyps and other gynecological problems begin to develop in an acidic environment. To restore balance - we can eat more fresh fruits, vegetables, raw nuts. Or we can use some of the most alkaline superfoods - spirulina, medicinal mushrooms - reishi, cordyceps. Noni juice has a very good effect on the endocrine glands. It promotes hormonal balance and normalizes the menstrual cycle. Here you can read more information