Will women's menstruation be irregular during menopause?

The stage in a woman's life when the physiological and psychological changes are the greatest is menopause, and most women are very resistant to the arrival of menopause. With the arrival of menopause, women should especially learn to take good care of themselves to alleviate the discomfort caused by menopausal syndrome. So, what are the symptoms of menopause in women? Regarding this question, the following is a detailed explanation for everyone!

As the ovaries continue to decline, the level of estrogen in the female body drops sharply, causing a series of symptoms. Especially after the ovaries enter the decline stage, the balance is unbalanced, which will manifest before menopause, such as irregular menstruation, irregular menstrual cycle, prolonged menstruation, and prolonged menstruation; and symptoms such as premenstrual anxiety syndrome, regular breast pain and swelling, dizziness, etc. will gradually disappear with the arrival of menstrual symptoms.

Regarding women's menopausal menstrual symptoms, there are generally three changes:

1. Changes in menstrual symptoms during menopause: Oligomenorrhea!

During this period, the interval between women's menstrual cycles will increase indefinitely, generally changing from a normal 20-30 day cycle to once every 2-3 months. The menstrual flow may be normal or may be less than before. In addition, when the interval between menstrual cycles changes to once every 4 to 5 months or even once every half a year, it means that you may be entering menopause.

2. The changes in menstrual symptoms during menopause can lead to a disordered physiological cycle!

The cycle disorder specifically referred to here is that the time of menstruation gradually becomes regular, sometimes the menstrual period is shortened or even continuous, and some women may even have continuous bleeding for as long as 1 to 2 months. Disordered menstrual cycles can cause great harm to female friends. They may cause anemia, pale complexion, weakness in the limbs, palpitations, chest tightness, etc. in menopausal women. In severe cases, there may even be a significant decrease in hemoglobin concentration. Once you feel that your cycle disorder is serious, you must go to the relevant hospital for diagnosis and treatment in time to avoid greater harm.

3. Changes in menstrual symptoms during menopause: sudden menopause!

Sudden menopause means that in the past, a woman's menstrual cycle and menstrual flow have always been normal, but suddenly stop menstruating at a certain time period; it is also possible that the cycle was normal before, but after a few times of reduced menstrual flow, menstruation stopped. According to clinical statistics, the number of cases of sudden menopause is relatively small, and usually there are several cases of decreased menstrual flow before sudden menopause.

Changes in menstrual symptoms during menopause are the most common symptom of women's menopausal syndrome. Generally speaking, changes in menstrual symptoms during menopause are normal for women. As long as they maintain a positive attitude and take good care of their health, they can get through it easily. However, after we understand the changes in women's menstrual symptoms during menopause, we must pay more attention to whether our own symptoms meet the above three conditions. If we find any abnormalities, we must seek medical attention immediately to avoid adverse effects.