What are Irregular Periods (Missed Periods)?

             Menstruation is a natural biological process experienced by most women, typically occurring on a regular monthly cycle. However, for some, this cycle is anything but regular. Irregular periods refer to menstrual cycles that deviate from the average 28-day cycle. These irregularities can manifest in varying cycle lengths, unpredictable bleeding patterns, or unusually heavy or light periods. A regular menstrual cycle usually involves a consistent pattern of bleeding, typically lasting between two to seven days. Missed periods can be concerning and disruptive to a woman’s life, but understanding the causes, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment options can help manage this condition effectively.

        Irregular periods can affect women of all ages, from adolescents who have just started menstruating to women approaching menopause. It is more common in teenagers during the first few years after they start menstruating and in women nearing menopause, but it can occur at any reproductive age.

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