When does a woman's menstruation end?

Menstruation plays a big role in women's health. Menstruation is to excrete toxins from the body. However, the menstrual period has a certain duration. As women continue to age, they will experience menopause when they reach a certain age. So when do women usually stop menopause?

As women age, the functions of various organs in the body gradually decline, especially the ovaries, which decline significantly. At this time, menopause will occur. It is a normal physiological phenomenon, so don't worry. Generally, women enter menopause at a certain age, usually between 45 and 55 years old, but if they are over 40 years old, they enter the menopause area.

Menstruation can speed up women's metabolism and prevent them from suffering from many diseases. Women will experience menopause when they reach a certain age, but there is no fixed time for menopause. It depends on the actual situation. Because everyone's physical condition is different, some may experience menopause early, while others may experience menopause later, and may not occur until after the age of 55.

During menopause, women may experience irregular cycle times, sometimes early, sometimes late, and their periods may also increase in duration. This is generally normal, so don't worry. After menopause, the human body may experience some uncomfortable symptoms, such as osteoporosis or cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, which should be prevented.

What are the actual symptoms of menopause?

1. Changes in menstrual period: For most women, menstrual period changes begin around the age of 40, and the average age of menopause is 49.5 years old. A very small number of women experience multifunctional abnormal uterine bleeding, which can even lead to severe anemia.

2. Changes in the urinary and reproductive systems: The male reproductive organs begin to shrink, the mucosa becomes soft, and senile vaginitis and difficulty holding urine are prone to occur.

3. Neuropsychiatric symptoms: The key features are flushing, fever, sweating and other vascular diseases. Bad temper, excitement and anger, depression, irritability, memory loss, reduced professional ability, etc.

4. Skin layer: The tissue and moisture of subcutaneous tissue decrease, the skin becomes dry and soft, dull, wrinkles gradually increase, some become itchy, and the hair begins to turn white and fall off. The fat in the abdomen and buttocks increases, making it easy to gain weight.

5. Changes in the endocrine system: Blood pressure is prone to fluctuations, hypertension often occurs, pain and discomfort in the precordial area, palpitations, chest tightness and shortness of breath, the incidence of arteriosclerosis increases, and the incidence of coronary heart disease also increases.

6. Blood circulation level: The face suddenly becomes hot and red, which disappears in a few seconds. It is also accompanied by palpitations, night sweats, etc.

7. Mental level: Changes such as irritability, anxiety, suspicion, insomnia, depression, etc.