What are the symptoms before menopause?

Amenorrhea is a stage that every woman goes through. It is a normal phenomenon for women to have amenorrhea. You don’t have to worry too much. Generally speaking, amenorrhea in women will accelerate aging. However, if amenorrhea occurs too early, you must seek medical attention in time. Amenorrhea too early is very harmful to human health. If you want to reduce the occurrence of diseases, you need to actively regulate your body. What are the symptoms before amenorrhea?

What are the symptoms before menopause?

Symptoms before menopause: Menstrual disorders

Before menopause, women's menstruation will become very irregular, such as being delayed for a long time and the amount of menstruation becoming less and less, or continuous bleeding, even bleeding for one or two months, leading to severe anemia, or the menstrual interval becomes longer, which used to be about 28 days, but now it is two or three months, or even longer, until menstruation stops completely.

Symptoms before menopause 2. Emotional instability

It is said that women are difficult to understand, and pre-menopausal women are even more so. Before menopause, women's estrogen levels continue to decrease, leading to endocrine disorders. This can easily cause emotional instability, temper tantrums, and even violent rages. Their personalities may also change drastically, making them suspicious, anxious, and nervous, making it difficult for them to get along with their family and friends.

Symptoms before menopause 3. Osteoporosis

Premenopausal women have low estrogen levels, which can accelerate bone loss. Studies have found that women lose 0.5%-1% of their bone mass each year before the age of 50 or menopause, which can lead to symptoms of osteoporosis and reduce the load-bearing capacity of their bones, just like "radishes turning into bran" and "wood turning rotten", easily inducing bone pain, joint pain, chest tightness, loose teeth, fractures and other symptoms.

Symptoms before menopause 4. Skin deterioration

Women all want their skin to remain hydrated and shiny, but this is impossible. After a woman reaches the age of 40, her estrogen level begins to decline and skin aging accelerates. After the age of 50, the secretion of estrogen is greatly reduced, and the skin ages very quickly. The skin's elasticity decreases, and it becomes dull and lifeless, with increasing wrinkles and spots.

Symptoms before menopause 5. Hot flashes and insomnia

Before menopause, women may experience hot flashes and insomnia. Hot flashes and sweating mostly start from the chest and flow to the neck, face, and chest, then spread to the whole body, lasting from a few seconds to a few minutes. The frequency of attacks is several times a day, and in severe cases, more than ten times a day. Sometimes profuse sweating occurs in the middle of the night, making it difficult to fall asleep, leading to insomnia, restless sleep, and affecting sleep quality. This hot flash insomnia can last as short as 1 year or as long as 5 years or longer.