Is amenorrhea normal at 45?

Women often experience amenorrhea. If they are not at the age of amenorrhea, it is considered an abnormal condition and the cause needs to be found and treated with medication. Is it normal for a woman to have amenorrhea at the age of 45? At what age do women experience menopause?

Is it normal for a 45-year-old woman to have amenorrhea?

The age of menopause for women is 45-55 years old, so it is normal to have menopause at the age of 45, while menopause too early or too late may pose risks to health. According to statistics, 20 years ago, the age of menopause for women was 47 years old; nowadays, due to changes in the natural environment and daily life, the age of menopause has been postponed to around 50 years old. If menopause occurs at the age of 40 to 45, it seems a little early. You can carry out estrogen replacement therapy under the guidance of a doctor to delay menopause. Menopause after the age of 45 is normal.

Is it better to have menopause later?

We all know that women often have beautiful figures and are young and beautiful, all because of the uterus and ovaries, which are the main organs that secrete estrogen. Once menopause occurs, it means that the uterus and ovaries lose their function, and a fresh flower will become a dried flower.

Therefore, women feel that the later the menopause is, the better, so that they can ensure that their appearance remains beautiful. Although this is true, the later the menopause, the higher the chance of getting sick. Because the body's hormone levels are high for a long time, and delayed menopause does not mean it can be prevented, and you still have to deal with it sooner or later.

Whether it is better to have menopause later depends on yourself. Some women spend a lot of money to improve their appearance. It is estimated that most women hope that menopause will be as late as possible. After all, which woman does not pursue beauty?

Prevention of amenorrhea

1. Oligomenorrhea or late menstruation can develop into amenorrhea. Actively curing oligomenorrhea or late menstruation can reduce the incidence of amenorrhea.

2. Establishing the cause and location of amenorrhea has certain practical value for the actual effect of treating amenorrhea and the estimation of prognosis. For example, hypothalamic pituitary amenorrhea is caused by mental factors, changes in the natural environment, malnutrition, etc., and the prognosis of drug treatment is the best. For example, uterine amenorrhea caused by tuberculosis bacteria, the uterine wall has been destroyed, and the possibility of restoring menstruation is low. For example, if the estrogen test is positive (menstruation can be reversed after using lutein copper), the prognosis is good.

3. In Chinese medical references, there are cases where a person becomes pregnant without having a menstrual period for their entire life, which is called "dark menstruation". You need to be cautious about this matter and you should carefully understand the medical history before using any medicine.

4. Currently, there are quite a few women taking weight-loss products, and some women suffer from amenorrhea as a result. Some women also suffer from amenorrhea due to obesity and anorexia caused by dieting, and some women suffer from amenorrhea due to multiple abortions. All of the above amenorrhea can be prevented. Some medicines must be taken under the guidance of a doctor to avoid their side effects.

5. For patients with recurrent amenorrhea who do not respond well to Chinese herbal medicine or drugs alone, a combination of Chinese and Western medicine can be used for treatment. After the effect is seen, the dosage of the drug can be gradually reduced, and finally Chinese medicine treatment can be used.