When a girl turns 12-13 years old, she appeared menstruation-monthly ejects of blood from the uterus. They may come for a year or two sooner or later. But is that a much higher age, this does not happen. It happens also that appeared once or twice, menstruation and then terminated. Their lack of (amenorrhea) from the girls over the age of 15-16 years, an abnormal phenomenon, evidence of any problems encountered in the body.
Determining the cause doctors usually start with checking the state of the uterus. And sometimes it turns out that girls do not have this authority. In such cases menstrual function, of course, impossible. But sometimes the uterus is functioning normally, and there is a partition into the vagina, preventing menstrual blood. Then she did not find out, beginning to tread on the wall of the uterus, through tubal ligation penetrates the abdomen, causing severe lower abdominal pain. To create the conditions for the outflow of blood is required to make a surgery. After that establishes the normal menstrual cycle.
Some girls amenorrhea reason lies in the underdevelopment of ovaries: they are unable to produce sufficient quantities of hormones needed day cyclic changes in the uterus. In addition, there is very little supply of eggs, and those that have are usually not mature. The function of the ovaries can try to stimulate modern hormones. But doctors usually do not do this until the girl will not marry, so that scarce eggs prematurely and not spent and she was able to become pregnant.
Amenorrhea may be the result of disease of nose, liver, endocrine glands, as well as generic intracranial injuries, head contusion, concussion, meningo-encephalitis, in which suffered central nervous system, disrupted hormonal balance and regulation of the activities of the ovaries. In some liver diseases, for example, hampered by the withdrawal of sex hormones from the body and raised their surplus. As a result of ovulation (egg maturation and withdrawal from the ovary) is not happening, menstruation does not occur. Only stubborn and timely treatment of diseases caused amenorrhea can restore menstrual function.

