What are the symptoms of normal amenorrhea

Generally speaking, the menstrual period is relatively accurate, so many women are aware of this and are prepared for it. However, amenorrhea may occur during the menstrual period. Delayed menstruation may be caused by pregnancy or a disease. So, what are the symptoms of normal amenorrhea?

1. Menstrual changes

Amenorrhea means that menstruation stops, the menstrual cycle will gradually decrease, the menstrual volume will increase, and there will be no ovulation period, especially as you get older. The cycle time will increase, and it may be two or three months. Some people will have a periodic period, which will come frequently, irregular vaginal bleeding, and secondary anemia.

2. Hot flashes and sweating

Statistics show that 70 to 80 percent of women experience hot flashes and sweating during menopause. The fever starts in the chest and spreads slowly to the neck and the whole body. They will continue to sweat, have palpitations, feel dizzy, and feel sleepy. The fever lasts for a long time, and the skin temperature sometimes rises, the blood flow accelerates, and the capillaries dilate. These are the signs of ovarian decline.

3. Psychoneural symptoms

Normal amenorrhea generally means that women have reached menopause, with symptoms such as ovarian failure, unstable and uncontrollable emotions, bad temper, irritability, stubbornness, insomnia, memory loss, depression, etc., which are similar to the main manifestations of mental illness and are related to family status, personal temperament and other things.

The above are three symptoms related to normal amenorrhea that I introduced to you, which are specifically manifested in the mental, menstrual, and symptom aspects. Normal amenorrhea, also known as menopause, usually occurs in people who have reached a certain age and entered menopause. The ovaries will gradually decline, estrogen secretion will decrease, sexual desire will decrease, and physical function will gradually decline. It may also be a precursor to some diseases.