Periods are supposed to be predictable—monthly, manageable, and somewhat consistent. But for many women, that’s not the case. Maybe your cycle is late, early, heavier, lighter, or skips altogether. Menstrual cycle irregularities can leave you frustrated, uncomfortable, and confused about what’s happening with your body.
A “normal” menstrual cycle is about 21 to 35 days long. If your cycles fall outside this range, change dramatically, or come with disruptive symptoms, they’re considered irregular.
Irregular cycles aren’t a diagnosis—they’re a clue. Your period is like your body’s monthly report card, and when it’s off, it’s usually signaling a hormonal, metabolic, or structural imbalance that deserves attention.
Many factors can disrupt your cycle, including:
Thyroid disorders, PCOS, or shifts in estrogen and progesterone.
Chronic stress can delay or disrupt ovulation.
Being significantly underweight or overweight can affect hormones and periods.
Natural hormonal transitions often bring cycle changes.
Starting, stopping, or changing contraception can throw off timing.
Fibroids, endometriosis, or other reproductive health issues.
Menstrual cycle irregularities don’t all look the same. They might show up as:
Periods that are late, early, or missing altogether
Heavy bleeding or unusually light periods
Spotting between periods
Painful cramps or worsening PMS
Longer or shorter cycles than usual
Difficulty predicting ovulation or fertility
For some, irregular cycles are just annoying. For others, they’re disruptive and tied to deeper health issues. Either way, they’re not something to ignore.
At Gaya Wellness, we don’t stop at “your cycle is irregular.” We investigate, restore balance, and help you understand what your period is trying to tell you.
Menstrual cycle irregularities aren’t “just part of being a woman.” They’re a signal from your body that something’s out of balance—and they deserve real solutions, not dismissal.
At Gaya Wellness, we’ll help you uncover the root cause, restore harmony to your cycle, and build confidence in your health. Because your period isn’t just a monthly inconvenience—it’s a window into your overall well-being.
And with the right support, you can move from confusion to clarity—and from frustration to flow.
