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Women will go through menopause when they reach a certain age. Women's menstrual periods before menopause are generally not very stable. Women's bodies are relatively weak when they are close to menopause. At this time, women's menstrual periods will not come on time, the amount of menstruation will change, and the color of menstrual blood will change. Sometimes it will be continuous. Will the menstrual period continue after 47 days?

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It is a common phenomenon for women over 47 years old to have irregular menstruation during menopause, and its side effects are also great. For example, if women have uterine fibroids, endometritis, cervical cancer, uterine and ovarian tumors, etc., it is very easy to cause menopausal and prolonged menstruation. In addition, some blood diseases, high blood pressure, abnormal thyroid hormone, etc. can cause non-menstrual bleeding in the vagina, which is easy to be confused with menopausal menstrual disorders. Therefore, women should be alert to menopausal menstrual disorders.

If your menstrual cycle was very regular before, but now you have started to have intermittent menstruation, it is recommended that you go for a gynecological examination, including a gynecological ultrasound to check the endometrial hyperplasia and test the levels of six sex hormones. This is usually to alert you to the problem of entering menopause. Menopause is a physiological stage that is difficult for women to overcome. There will usually be a series of menopausal symptoms such as decreased estrogen levels, menstrual disorders, intermittent menstruation, and mood changes. At this time, go for a gynecological health check. If there is no problem, you can consider taking oral medications such as tibolone or Kuntai capsules to improve the symptoms.

If the menstrual period is always irregular, medication should be used for treatment. For example, the main purpose of patients with functional uterine bleeding is to promote blood circulation, and the second is to regulate the menstrual cycle to prevent bleeding. For patients with uterine fibroids, medication or surgical treatment should be decided according to the size of the tumor. For patients with luteal insufficiency, growth hormone can be used to regulate the menstrual period in the short term. For patients whose menstrual period is always irregular due to the influence of the contraceptive ring, they can try to choose other contraceptive methods.