Many menstrual problems would be easily solved by itself, but if they are still going on, will be very useful for women to seek reassurance from the doctor’s heart.

A recurring concern is when menstruation does not occur (amenorrhoea). It has 2 forms: primary amenorrhoea, when menstruation does not take place in puberty, menstruation and secondary amenorhoea stopped for several reasons. If menstruation had not happened may happen any delay puberty or associated with hormonal problem. While amenorhoea, the main cause could be due to pregnancy, but if not, emotional factors may be responsible for the occurrence of cycle disturbances. Eating disorder, especially anorexia nervosa, can cause amenorrhoea. This is often a result of stress-for example, after leaving the house, change jobs or business heartbreak. Visiting the doctor to perform a simple test will show whether a woman is pregnant or not; conversely, the rare periods in general is not a concern. In a menstrual cycle is shown, the quantity of menstruation may not be equally, elongated or occur in different time intervals. Menstrual pattern is described as metrorrhagia. Excessive menstrual called menorrhagia.
In young women, serious problems in the reproductive system is rare and most of the problems that often arise as mestruasi heavy or painful periods can be treated with tablets and one examination, which may involve checks pelvic (vagina), can show a convincing reason.

Contraceptive effects
It is estimated that, during the reproductive years, some problem of menstruation may be associated with contraceptive choice of women.
Contraceptive pill works by interfering fall to control ovulation by piutitary, if this is done properly, according to the instructions, ovulation will not occur at all. Ovulation occurs at the end of each packet, when the pill was stopped for seven days. But bleeding that occurs is not including natural menstrual; an artificial this happens because the decline in entry progerteron and estrogen. The bleeding is usually lighter than normal menstruation, and menstrual pain is usually reduced. Sometimes the bleeding may arise between periods when women were taking the pill; is usually an indication of hormone doses in the pills are too low for him. If the bleeding does not end after one or two months, doctors usually prescribe a pill with a dose of the hormone progesterone is higher. However, bleeding sometimes occurs because the consequences and should be reported to the doctor.
Mini-pill, or progesterone only pill, works a little differently than usual pills. Ovulation may still be continuing; pill works by inhibiting the depletion of cervical mucus is usually in mid menstrual cycle so sperm can not move into the uterus. Irregular bleeding is common effects of this pill, but this is not an indication of the decline efectivity. There may be a small amount of menstrual bleeding: menstruation sometimes appear more often. Women who take this mini-pill should make a graph of menstruation and other bleeding that may appear, to show to the doctor. If bleeding becomes a nuisance, doses higher pill may be prescribed.
Progesterone may also be provided with a single injection for longer action every three months as a contraceptive. Again, menstrual irregularity is common. Menstruation often stops altogether after the second or third injection, although in the early weeks after the first injection and bleeding that often occur irregularly.
Women who use the roll (IUD or intra-uterine device) are likely to experience heavy menstrual slightly. This may be realized in the first few months after the roll is installed, but the periods will stop then. However, if an IUD causes some discomfort or heavy bleeding, the IUD should be removed and other contraceptive use. Your doctor or family planning clinic can advocate for you.

When to visit the doctor?
Four important issues and will give you a reason to visit the doctor early on. Here is a very long period and the weight that occur in ordinary time (menorrhagia); bleeding after intercourse; bleeding from the vagina between periods; bleeding from the vagina after MONOPOSE. All of these symptoms, despite minor problems, can sometimes be an early symptom of cervical cancer, which can be cured if diagnosed and treated at an early stage.
Women get older, menstrual disorder is often associated with reproductive organ diseases. Diagnostic tests, such as D & C, appears to address this possibility; better may be treated with synthetic sex hormones such as progesterone. At monopose, periods usually become more-and more often, before it finally stopped. This is normal and necessary for further treatment.
Frequent disorder at this time is menorrhagia (heavy periods). The doctors often try to prescribe hormonal pills to control weight of these diseases. Unfortunately this treatment does not always work, and a hysterectomy (removal of the uterus) may be recommended as an alternative. This is a difficult decision to make patients. He must decide whether the symptoms are strong enough to undergo major surgery, or he’s getting ready to tolerate heavy menstruation.