Amenorrhea False

Amenorrhea is a pathological condition that is characterized by disruption of menstruation and menstrual function in women of reproductive age. There are several types of amenorrhea, the most common of which are true and false. True amenorrhea is the absence of menstruation for more than 6 months in women younger than 18 years of age, as well as the absence or delay of menstruation after menarche. In this article we will talk about false amenorrhea.

**False amenorrhea** is a condition in which there is a delay in menstruation, but the woman is not pregnant or has other physiological reasons for the absence of menstruation. This may be due to various factors, such as emotional stress, physical activity, or changes in hormonal balance. False amenorrhea can occur after childbirth or abortion, when a woman’s body is recovering from injury. Symptoms of false amenorrhea may include absence of menstruation or delay for a longer period of time.

The main reasons for false amenoration are:

+ Violation of the daily routine. For example, if a woman switches to a new daily routine, for example, the weather or life circumstances change greatly, this can lead to disruption of the menstrual cycle and delayed menstruation. A woman can also disrupt her diet or eat incorrectly, which is why menstruation also changes. + Maintaining physical fitness. To combat excess weight, many girls resort to physical exercise and start playing sports, which negatively affects their menstrual cycle. This, in turn, leads to a delay in menstruation. Also, physical overload can provoke false inflammatory processes in the genitals. In this case, symptoms of thrush or painful sensations similar to the symptoms of menstruation appear.

The symptoms of false amenoraria differ from normal menstruation: they are less abundant, contractions are not so intense and painful. The gasket can be changed up to 2 times per hour. Some women experience disturbances in ovulation and flora.

False amenorrhea caused by psychological stress or other emotional factors can be treated using therapeutic methods and medications. At the same time, if the reason for delayed menstruation is related to physical problems, then it is necessary to conduct a medical examination and treatment of possible diseases.