Menopause is considered as a period when menstruation has not come for several months

We all know that menstruation is every woman's unique way of detoxifying the body. If a woman's menstruation is irregular, her face will have spots, or it will be dull and lifeless, and some women will also experience irritability, anxiety and other negative emotions. In fact, even if a woman's menstruation is normal, she will basically have this kind of mentality when she has her period every month, so many men can also understand the woman's menstrual cycle through this kind of behavior of women.

So is it considered menopause if a woman does not have a period for less than three months? Normally, if a woman has a period for less than three months, she is already considered menopausal, but the degree is not very serious. If you pay attention to it, you can still return to normal. We all know that women's menstruation has a lifespan. Generally, women will begin to gradually stop menstruating after the age of 45. If premature ovarian failure occurs before the age of 40, women will experience amenorrhea.

In fact, before a woman reaches menopause, she must have experienced irregular menstruation. We all know that irregular menstruation can be divided into two situations: delayed menstruation and repeated delays in menstruation. If the menstrual period is delayed for more than one month, it means that the degree of menstrual irregularity is very serious. You must go to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible, otherwise amenorrhea will occur. Therefore, if a woman experiences amenorrhea before reaching the age of menopause, it must be that her menstrual disorder has been very serious for a long time.

Of course, women's menstrual problems are very serious issues. Normally speaking, if a woman's menstruation is irregular for a long time, then she may suffer from amenorrhea. However, if you only randomly miss your period for a few months, it is not considered amenorrhea, it may just be irregular menstruation. We all know that if the degree of menstrual irregularity is very serious, it is possible that there will be no menstruation for two or three months. However, this situation must be taken seriously, otherwise the consequences will be serious.

So, how many months without menstruation is considered menopause? Normally, three months without menstruation is considered amenorrhea, but this is not absolute and we need to determine it based on the specific situation. If a woman's menstruation has always been normal, but she has missed her period for less than a few months, and is not pregnant, then at most it can only be called irregular menstruation, and it cannot be confirmed that she has amenorrhea. Of course, if a woman has irregular menstruation for a long time and has not received treatment, then it is very likely that she has amenorrhea.