At what age do people usually reach menopause?

Women generally do not go through menopause suddenly. Menopause is generally a process. When a woman is about to enter menopause, her body will have some slight reactions. At this time, you must pay attention. If you can discover it in time, you can make relevant regulations and measures in advance, such as dietary conditioning and psychological adjustments. These adjustments can prevent related symptoms of menopause. So at what age do women generally go through menopause?

What is the normal age for menopause?

In terms of time, it is normal for women to go through menopause at the age of 45-55. Some women may go through menopause at the age of 45, while others may not go through menopause until the age of 55. But basically, it is normal between the ages of 45 and 55.

Of course, considering time, some women may face premature menopause in life. So in terms of time, what effects does premature menopause have on the body?

What are the consequences of early menopause for women?

First, causing premature ovarian failure

In life, if a woman faces premature menopause, it may cause her ovaries to be in a state of premature ovarian failure. Along with premature ovarian failure, it is easy to cause lesions in the female reproductive parts, causing ovarian lesions, endometrial lesions, etc.

Second, it may cause osteoporosis

In life, if a woman faces premature menopause, it may lead to a decline in ovarian function, a decrease and disorder in the body's estrogen levels, and subsequently, it may lead to the deposition of calcium in the bones, which can easily lead to osteoporosis.

Third, it may induce cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases

In life, when women face premature menopause, their estrogen levels will drop significantly, and their blood lipids may be in an abnormal metabolic state, which can easily affect the elasticity of blood vessels, leading to an increase in lipids in the blood vessels, accompanied by the occurrence of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases.

4. Weight gain and body shape change

In life, if a woman faces early menopause, it may also cause hormone disorder. Sometimes, hormone metabolism disorders may also lead to weight gain and body shape changes.

Especially after menopause, such weight gain and body shape changes will be more obvious. I hope everyone will pay more attention to it.

It can be seen that it is particularly important to look at menopause correctly, especially to understand the abnormal manifestations that may occur in the body before menopause.