days?

The age significantly affects the cycle of a woman. Cycle fluctuations are normal in the first years after the period has been introduced.

The first two or three years after the Menarche can be very irregular for the period bleeding and sometimes for several months. It usually takes a while until the complicated cycle of the hormones has been properly recorded and a more or less regular menstrual cycle takes place.

In addition, no cycle is chiseled in stone and even with an adult woman is usually only little “regular”.

Unfortunately, it is wrongly taught at school that a “regular” cycle should be 28 days. That’s just an average.

In times when more and more women take the pill and thus have a uniform “cycle”, it is quickly forgotten that it is artificially produced and does not conform to the norm.

Hardly a woman works like a Swiss clockwork and only 3.3% of all women have picture book cycles, which on a year only vary by a maximum of 3 days. The cycle lengths vary by more than 8 days within one year by far over half of all women.

This is not unusual and a menstruation cycle of 21 to 35 days is still considered to be regular in medical terms.

The period can also be postponed or even completely eliminated by psychological or physical strains such as stress, travel, performance, upcoming important decisions or family events.

What happens by such stressors on a hormonal level is not yet fully enlightened. However, one assumes that such situations can trigger malfunctions in the nervous system that affect the regulation of the hormones. But that has no disease value.

Happy for you!