What are the dangers of not treating amenorrhea in time?

When women reach a certain age, their body functions will decline, and their menstrual periods will stop. Generally, this physiological phenomenon does not need to be paid too much attention, and it can be treated by taking good care of it. However, some women have experienced premature decline, which is mainly caused by organic diseases. What harm will it cause if it is not treated? Let's take a simple look below!

1. Infertility: If a woman of childbearing age suddenly experiences amenorrhea, it will affect her reproductive function, and may even directly lead to her inability to get pregnant, and she will have to deal with pressure from many aspects.

2. Uterine atrophy: The uterine wall cannot fall normally, causing women's menstrual period to be blocked. If the uterine wall growth is blocked for a long time, it will cause the uterus to shrink and function decline, causing immeasurable damage to women's body.

3. Psychological illness: Many women in menopause will become more manic and unpredictable after menopause. The same is true for young women. They are prone to negative emotions after menopause, denying themselves at any time, and thus suffering from depression.

4. Premature ovarian failure and amenorrhea are usually accompanied by premature ovarian failure, which will cause women's body to enter premature aging in all aspects, reproductive organ decline, imbalanced sexual life, facial spots, etc., and they are also prone to uterine cancer and cardiovascular diseases.

The above content is what the experts introduce to you about the harm that amenorrhea in women brings to us. It is not difficult to see that the harm of amenorrhea is very great. It will not only affect our physical and mental health, but also our mental health, and will cause us to be in a state of anxiety and restlessness for a long time. Everyone should pay close attention to the changes in the human body to avoid infertility.