What are the dangers of amenorrhea?

Menstruation is a special period for women to eliminate toxins from the body. Although many women are upset because of the many inconveniences brought about by menstruation, this is also the best time for girls to detoxify and beautify. Many women apply more facial masks at this time because the skin's absorption capacity is better than usual. But now, more and more women are experiencing menopause early. What kind of harm will menopause bring to girls?

What are the dangers of amenorrhea? In addition to the well-known menopausal amenorrhea problems such as irritability, hot flashes, sweating, vaginal dryness, low libido, loose skin, facial spots, sagging breasts, etc., experts say that amenorrhea can also cause women to lose their fertility. As we all know, menopausal amenorrhea means that a woman begins to transition from middle age to old age, means that a woman's secondary sexual characteristics gradually disappear, and also means that a woman loses her fertility. Accompanying menopause is aging, which is the excessive torture of various menopausal symptoms from middle age to old age, and the ensuing menopause, with symptoms such as insomnia, palpitations, irritability, weakness in the waist and knees, hot flashes, gray hair, vaginal dryness, low libido, sagging skin, facial spots, and sagging breasts.

However, according to experts, generally speaking, physiological amenorrhea is a normal physiological phenomenon and has nothing to do with any disease. The harm of amenorrhea is not too great. It is just a symptom of a gynecological disease. Therefore, simple amenorrhea itself is not harmful to the body. The adverse effects of amenorrhea on women's bodies are the primary diseases that cause amenorrhea.

However, experts remind that sometimes amenorrhea is a manifestation of a disease, especially secondary amenorrhea, and patients should be vigilant about this. Secondary amenorrhea is often caused by endometrial damage or adhesion (common in multiple curettages and excessive damage to the endometrium during curettage, resulting in intrauterine adhesions), tuberculous endometritis, premature ovarian failure and polycystic ovaries, functional ovarian tumors, environmental changes, mental trauma and malnutrition and other external factors, injection of long-acting contraceptives or oral contraceptives, amenorrhea and lactation syndrome, Sheehan's syndrome (amphenorrhea due to postpartum hemorrhage, shock causing ischemia, necrosis and hypopituitarism of the anterior pituitary tissue), etc. While female netizens are concerned about the dangers of amenorrhea, they should actually pay more attention to these many causes of secondary amenorrhea.

In addition, some young girls in the outpatient clinic suffer from amenorrhea due to weight loss. In mild cases, menstruation becomes infrequent, while in severe cases, amenorrhea occurs. In more serious cases, long-term malnutrition leads to endocrine dysfunction, low sex hormone levels, and irreversible amenorrhea. This type of amenorrhea can eventually lead to infertility.

It seems that menopause is extremely harmful to women, so if this happens, you must remember to go to the hospital for a comprehensive examination as soon as possible. If this situation has not yet occurred, of course you must take early prevention measures. Pay more attention to diet and hygiene in your daily life, and the chance of this situation occurring will basically decrease. Therefore, girls should have a sense of self-protection and take care of themselves.