What happens if you stop having menstruation?

As we all know, women will no longer have their periods when they reach a certain age. This condition is also called amenorrhea. I believe many women are more familiar with it. But early menopause is not so friendly to women. So, what happens with amenorrhea?

What happens if you have amenorrhea?

If you reach menopause at a certain age, then it is normal. Generally, women will experience menopause between the ages of 45 and 50. If menopause occurs prematurely, it indicates that there is something wrong with the woman's body. If a woman who has never been pregnant experiences menopause, it may cause infertility and cause great damage to the uterus. Amenorrhea is also very harmful to women's ovaries and can cause premature aging in women.

Premenopausal conditions

Women's menstrual cycles are relatively irregular before menopause, and the changes are also relatively large. The menstrual cycle lasts about two to three months, and the menstrual flow will be less than before. There may also be vaginal bleeding outside of the menstrual period, or delayed menstruation, or even bleeding for about a month.

In addition, women may also experience problems such as hair loss, cold body, skin aging, and decreased appetite. A woman’s vaginal moisture will also be greatly reduced, and her ovaries will also be reduced accordingly. After menopause, women's chances of getting pregnant will be greatly reduced. If amenorrhea is not treated in time, women will be unable to get pregnant.

The harm of amenorrhea in 30-year-old women

1. Amenorrhea can cause osteoporosis and high blood pressure

Amenorrhea can cause some women to enter menopause early, causing osteoporosis and limb weakness in women, and is prone to arteriosclerosis and high blood pressure.

2. Amenorrhea can cause low libido in women

Others may need it twice a day, but women with amenorrhea may not even think about it once a month. This is because amenorrhea causes insufficient physiological functions in women, such as pain during sexual intercourse and decreased secretion.

3. Amenorrhea will accelerate women’s aging

Some people are 50 years old but look 30 years old; some are 30 years old but look 50 years old. Premature amenorrhea caused by premature ovarian failure will accelerate women's aging; blindly following the trend of excessive dieting to lose weight will cause amenorrhea in women of childbearing age, causing endocrine imbalance, leading to shrinkage of the reproductive organs, and affecting the function of pregnancy. Therefore, women with premature amenorrhea need timely treatment.