Is it normal for a woman to go through menopause at 43?

There are certain individual differences in the age of menopause in women, which is related to many factors such as genetic inheritance, personal nutrition, region, environment, smoking, etc. The average age of menopause for women in northern cities is 49.5 years old, and 47.5 years old in rural areas; for women in southern my country, the average age of menopause is 49 years old.

At present, menopause occurs at the age of 43, which is relatively early, but menopause does not necessarily mean menopause. To determine whether menopause has occurred, a comprehensive analysis is needed based on clinical symptoms, growth hormone index measurement and B-ultrasound examination to determine whether menopause has occurred. Because amenorrhea is not necessarily menopause in some cases, it may be irregular menstruation. If menstruation stops at the age of 43 and lasts for more than 3 months, it is considered amenorrhea. It is considered to be caused by ovarian failure and decline of hypothalamic-pituitary function. It is necessary to consider going to the hospital for B-ultrasound examination, gynecological routine examination, and examination of six indicators of female sex hormones, comprehensive analysis, and a clear diagnosis, and then consider targeted symptomatic treatment.

Menopause at the age of 43 is a normal phenomenon. As the ovaries decline with age, the body's estrogen levels decrease, which causes menopause. If you want to make your menarche again, you can take effective estrogen supplements under the guidance of a doctor, such as Progynova and estradiol benzoate. In addition, it is recommended to eat more foods rich in estrogen, such as drinking more soy milk, honey, royal jelly, etc.

Menopause at the age of 43 may also be caused by endocrine imbalance. You can go to the hospital for six hormone tests and take safe medication under the guidance of a doctor. In addition, it is recommended to pay attention to rest and not to stay up late to prevent endocrine imbalance. Progesterone can be used reasonably under the guidance of a doctor to induce menstruation. If anemia can also cause amenorrhea, it is best to eat more foods that replenish qi and blood. You can eat more lean pork and beef liver. You can also take therapeutic drugs such as Motherwort Granules under the guidance of a doctor. Usually, you should not eat cold food to avoid causing uterine cold. Severe uterine cold will also affect menarche.