Temporary menopause

Many female friends have doubts about the differences between amenorrhea, menopause and menopause? They differ by only one letter, but mean three different definitions. However, they have one thing in common, that is, the menstrual period has not arrived as scheduled. So what harm do they cause? Let’s take a look at the harm of temporary menopause.

5 kinds of harm caused by menopause and amenorrhea

If menopause and amenorrhea are not treated for a long time, it will cause great harm to the human body. If amenorrhea is not treated and cured in time, it will gradually develop into amenorrhea, which can easily cause various gynecological diseases in the human body. If you find symptoms of amenorrhea, you must go to the hospital for targeted treatment in time to avoid infertility.

❶ Long-term amenorrhea and galactorrhea syndrome can cause uterine atrophy and turn into anemia, causing serious harm to women's bodies.

❷ If a young married woman has amenorrhea for a long time, it will cause infertility.

❸Amenorrhea may also cause premature ovarian failure and shrinkage of sexual organs. It causes premature physical decline and imbalance in couple life. They also suffered from high blood pressure, cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, uterine cancer, and ovarian cancer.

❹ Psychological factors Amenorrhea may cause some women to suffer from depression.

❺Unreasonable weight loss methods can cause amenorrhea.

It is not easy for women to experience amenorrhea or menopause for no reason. If the menstrual period is delayed for more than ten days in daily life, you need to go to the hospital for a check-up, preferably a six-item sex hormone test. The six-item test of sex hormones has positive significance. It can not only understand whether the human body has hidden diseases, but also observe the development and changes of symptoms. It has certain practical value for the diagnosis and treatment of various diseases such as whether there is inflammation, whether there are active space-occupying lesions, etc.