Stress can allow for the body to change how it produces estrogen and progesterone — two hormones involved in menstruation.
Participants took an online survey answering questions about stress related to the COVID-19 pandemic as well as self-reported menstrual changes between March 2020 and May 2021, such as changes in cycle length, duration, flow and frequency of spotting in between cycles.
Younger women and those with a greater history of mental health conditions reported higher stress levels.Younger women and those with a greater history of mental health conditions reported higher stress levels, according to the study.The study also noted that the group of participants were neither menopausal nor postmenopausal before the pandemic.
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