Causes of Early Menopause

If female friends encounter early menopause in their lives, it may be because you have an untreated illness that leads to amenorrhea, or it may be because your ovarian function has prematurely failed. Therefore, female friends should seek treatment in a timely manner and pay attention to their emotions. Generally, women enter menopause at around the age of 55, and any time earlier than this is considered early menopause.

Under normal circumstances, women should enter menopause around the age of 55, and menopausal symptoms often occur 2-3 years before and after menopause. But now some women around 40 years old are also experiencing menopausal symptoms. According to experts, some young women under the age of 45 often experience psychological irritability, hot flashes, menstrual disorders and other phenomena. This phenomenon is more common, especially for white-collar women who are under greater pressure.

The first reason is that the disease is not treated, which leads to amenorrhea. The occurrence of menopause is closely related to ovarian function. The so-called premature ovarian failure is actually that women have released all their eggs too early.

The incidence of premature ovarian failure is between 1% and 3.8%. Among people with premature ovarian failure, more than 70% of them first begin to experience changes in menstruation, such as less menstruation, longer intervals, etc. Only a very small number of people suddenly stop having menstruation.

Many women do not care about premature ovarian failure and do not go to the hospital for treatment. Some young women even come to the hospital for treatment because of infertility caused by amenorrhea. Women who have given birth pay even less attention to menstrual disorders and often miss the opportunity to delay ovarian aging.

Experts suggest: Once ovarian dysfunction occurs and the rhythm and amount of secreted hormones change, not only will menstrual disorders and physical deterioration occur, but it will also cause a series of problems such as endometrial cancer. Therefore, if symptoms such as irregular menstruation, prolonged menstrual cycle, and decreased menstrual volume occur, you should seek medical attention in time to prevent problems.

Reason 2: Excessive stress in life and psychological imbalance affect endocrine system. Menopausal syndrome is not only related to the speed of ovarian function decline, but also to social, spiritual, psychological and other factors. The high pressure of life and fierce competition in the workplace have caused more and more young women to experience menopausal symptoms early.

Among female patients with early menopause, most are professional women with high levels of education and good living conditions. These women have endocrine system affected by high work pressure and fast pace of life, and experience some symptoms of early menopause, such as inexplicable irritability, insomnia, menstrual disorders, etc.

According to experts, working women face various burdens such as work, study, life and family, and the physical and mental pressure they endure is much greater than that of men. Moreover, educated women have more delicate psychological feelings about things and are under great mental stress, which causes endocrine disorders and premature ovarian failure.

Regarding the early menopause introduced in the article, we recommend that patients should receive timely treatment in their lives. If you do not receive timely treatment for early menopause, it may cause damage to your uterus, and you will be prone to emotional fluctuations when entering menopause.