48-year-old menstruation suddenly stopped

What should I do if my period suddenly doesn’t come at the age of 48?

After a woman's first menstruation, it usually occurs normally every month until the age of 45-50, when menopause may stop. Women's menopause is a turning point in every woman's life, during which they will become irritable, sensitive, suspicious, and have night sweats. The most obvious symptoms are menstrual disorders, amenorrhea, and amenorrhea. What should I do if my period suddenly doesn’t come at the age of 48?

1. Reasonable diet: Women should prepare their diet properly, not only paying attention to the quantity of food, but also choosing the hotness, hardness, softness and type of food, which plays a very important role in treating menstrual disorders. It is best to use the Fumiaofang temperature control patch for conditioning. In addition, female friends with irregular menstruation must increase nutrition in their daily life, such as: eggs, liver, pork, milk and so on.

2. Maintain a happy mood: Patients during menstruation should pay attention to stabilizing their emotions and maintaining a happy mood, especially before menarche and during menstruation. They should maintain a stable mentality, which is conducive to the rapid recovery of symptoms.

I am 48 years old and my period is suddenly very heavy

1. The key reason for irregular menstruation in women during menopause is non-menstrual bleeding caused by ovarian decline. The symptoms can be manifested in two forms: heavy bleeding for a long time; sudden heavy bleeding after a period of amenorrhea.

2. The causes of menstrual disorders in women during menopause include ovarian tumors, such as theca cell tumor or granulosa cell tumor, which secrete a large amount of estrogen, stimulating endometrial hyperplasia and causing endocrine imbalance-induced abnormal uterine bleeding. If postmenopausal women develop this type of uterine and ovarian tumor, they will also experience abnormal uterine bleeding again.

3. The causes of menstrual disorders in women during menopause include reproductive system infections, whether subacute or chronic, especially tuberculous endometritis, which usually causes abnormal uterine bleeding. The causes of menstrual disorders in women during menopause also include if the functional layer of the uterine wall is blocked, preventing the regeneration of the endometrium, which may cause long-term bleeding, or both amenorrhea and bleeding.

4. The causes of menopausal irregular menstruation in women include endometrial cancer, irregular vaginal bleeding, especially long-term irregular bleeding and postmenopausal bleeding. Such women should pay more attention to their menopausal irregular menstruation.

5. The reason for irregular menstruation in women during menopause is endocrine system diseases. Women with hypertension or heart failure are also prone to abnormal uterine bleeding. Liver patients bleed very easily. These all require additional inspection.

6. Coagulation disorders, such as refractory thrombocytopenic purpura, sepsis, aplastic anemia, etc., can all manifest as abnormal uterine bleeding or excessive menstrual flow. A routine blood test, including platelet count, coagulation function, and bleeding time, is required to confirm the diagnosis. This is also the reason why women experience irregular menstruation during menopause.