How old is the period?

Years always flow silently, and as time goes by, we will all age. There will be many stages on this road, and there are different phenomena in each stage. Menopause is a process that makes many people feel scared, especially now there are many legends about menopause, which makes people have some incorrect understanding of menopause. Menopause is just a normal physiological phenomenon.

At what age does menopause usually occur?

Menopausal changes generally begin between the ages of 40 and 50, with the average in my country being 47.5 years old. Perimenopause can last up to eight years, and women tend to begin perimenopause and menopause at a similar age to their mothers, but this is not absolute. For women who have had their uterus surgically removed but still have their ovaries, both the surgery and the drop in hormone levels can be considered the beginning of menopause. After the uterus is removed, menopausal symptoms generally occur earlier, with an average age of about 45.

The typical age of menopause in the Western world is between 40 and 61, with an average age of 51. The average age of menopause in Australia is 51.7 years. The median age of natural menopause in India and the Philippines is 44. The age at which women enter menopause varies from woman to woman. Generally speaking, women's menopause starts at around 45 and ends at around 55 years old, with the average age of menopause being 49.5 years old. In some cases, it can be as early as 39 years old or as late as 60 years old. However, due to various reasons in today's society, the age of menopause for women has shown a clear trend of being advanced.

At what age does menopause occur? Menopause is the turning point when a person begins to weaken. It is a process that everyone must go through. Men also go through menopause but the symptoms are not as obvious. The most direct manifestation of the gradual decrease of estrogen in women's bodies during menopause is the appearance of spots on their faces. Based on menopause, menopause can be divided into premenopause, menopause, and postmenopause. Normally, a woman's menopause will end about a year after menopause.

How to recognize menopause

Before entering menopause, women's menstrual cycles often become irregular, that is, the length of the period or the amount of blood during the period changes. At this time, women often have persistent hot flashes, which usually last from thirty seconds to ten minutes, accompanied by shivering, sweating and redness of the skin. These hot flashes usually go away after one to two years. Other symptoms may also occur, including vaginal dryness, sleep disturbances, and mood changes, but they can vary in severity.