47 years old, menstrual disorder

Menstrual disorders are very common among women and are a cause of great distress to many women. Especially as women get older, menstrual disorders can make them more irritable and cause various physical discomforts. If middle-aged women experience menstrual disorders, it generally means that they are about to reach menopause. So, what should you do if you have menstrual disorders at the age of 47?

These 5 signs in the body of middle-aged women indicate that you may be approaching menopause:

1. Menstrual disorders begin

This is a very common phenomenon. After middle age, people will have some disorders in their menstrual cycle. Sometimes they have menstruation for several days in a row or even half a month. Sometimes they don’t have menstruation for a month. There is no regular pattern. In addition, the amount of menstruation will also decrease, and the menstrual blood will appear dark red. At this time, it may be menopause.

2. Neurological disorders

If you feel heaviness in your lower limbs when you sleep at night, and you don’t know where to put your legs, and you are easily irritable during the day, when you have these symptoms, you should suspect that you have reached menopause.

3. Menstruation becomes irregular

The menstrual cycle becomes irregular, and the duration and menstrual volume increase. If abnormal uterine bleeding occurs during this period, you must go to the hospital for examination in time to prevent the occurrence of endometrial cancer.

4. Dry skin and increased wrinkles

If you reach the age of menopause, your skin will show a decrease in subcutaneous tissue and moisture, become dry and thin, lose its luster, and have more wrinkles. Some people will experience itching, their hair will start to turn white and fall out, and they will have more fat in their abdomen and buttocks and become prone to obesity. These symptoms are also signs of menopause.

5. The face becomes red and hot.

Generally, blood vessels on the face will dilate, the entire complexion will gradually turn red, and sweating will occur. It usually starts from the lower part and spreads upward to the entire face. The duration of facial heat and redness is uncertain and may be very frequent.