Age of menopause

Menstruation can accompany female friends for twenty to thirty years. From the first menstrual period, it will come on time every month. During pregnancy and lactation, there will be amenorrhea, which is a normal physiological phenomenon. After the lactation period, menstruation will come on time every month like a guest. When it comes, I will feel annoyed, and if it doesn’t come, I will feel even more annoyed. Female friends often find themselves in a contradictory situation. The age of menopause also varies from person to person.

When people reach middle age, they will experience menopause. At this time, the most obvious sign is amenorrhea. The age of amenorrhea also varies according to your age of menopause. Amenorrhea in middle age indicates that your body is aging day by day. The following is an introduction to the principle of amenorrhea:

Amenorrhea can be divided into physiological and pathological. The cessation of menstruation before puberty, during pregnancy, lactation, and after menopause are all considered physiological amenorrhea. What is discussed here is only the issue of pathological amenorrhea.

Menstruation is caused by the cyclical shedding of the endometrium due to the cyclical regulation of the hypothalamus-pituitary-ovarian axis. Therefore, any organic or functional changes in the hypothalamus, pituitary gland, ovaries and reproductive tract, especially the uterus, may cause amenorrhea. Organic and functional abnormalities of other endocrine glands may also affect menstruation and cause amenorrhea.

As a woman, you can delay the age of menopause through your own efforts, that is, delay the onset of menopause. Pay attention to eating more liver and kidney nourishing foods in your daily diet and have a good attitude. Although amenorrhea is a sign of menopause, don't be too sad. People will experience the natural law of birth, aging, illness and death throughout their lives. This cannot be changed. You should accept it and feel good, which can reduce the symptoms of menopause.