A person’s Menstrual cycle is regulated by the natural production of hormones that are released in the body at different times each month. These hormones are released toward the aim of conception and supporting pregnancy. However they are also responsible for assisting the body to ‘clean up’ the uterus in the event that a pregnancy does not occur. Essentially, a menstrual cycle is nature's way of anticipating and supporting the creation of a new human life, and adapting itself in the event that a pregnancy does not occur. Having said that, there are many factors that influence how a menstrual cycle is experienced. Whereas some elements of a menstrual cycle are common across the board, each individual experiences a menstrual flow in their own unique way. This is because each individual has a diet and lifestyle that is different from the next. As well, issues such as medical history, stress levels, and present medical conditions could have an impact on a person’s cycle. Let us talk a bit about menstrual cycles, what causes irregularities, when medical attention is required, and hopefully gain a better understanding of why a menstrual cycle could get longer.
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