At what age do women stop menstruating?

When women have symptoms of amenorrhea, they should judge the cause based on their own situation. There are different classifications of amenorrhea in women, such as primary and secondary, as well as physiological and pathological. For example, when women reach around 50 years old, they will naturally experience amenorrhea, and menopause will occur at this time. This is a normal physiological phenomenon and belongs to physiological amenorrhea. So, under normal circumstances, at what age is it normal for women to have amenorrhea?

At what age does a woman experience menopause?

Menstruation is a key sign of women. Women have menstruation every month. If they suddenly stop having menstruation, it is also a sign of unhealthy body. However, women will experience amenorrhea when they reach a certain age. This is a normal natural phenomenon and there is no need to worry. Female friends only need to treat it with a normal attitude. Let’s find out at what age is amenorrhea normal for women?

Under normal circumstances, women experience menopause between the ages of 45 and 55, and it is normal for women to experience menopause at this age. But in real life, some women under the age of 40 have also entered amenorrhea. With the early onset of menopause, they often feel physically and mentally exhausted, irritable and insomniac, dry skin, hair loss, emotional instability, irritability, difficulty in controlling weight, etc.

There is actually no normal timetable for women to experience menopause. However, most women will experience amenorrhea between the ages of 45 and 55, a small number of women will experience amenorrhea between the ages of 40 and 50, and another small number will experience amenorrhea around the age of 60. The time of menopause is different for every woman. It has a lot to do with the woman's physical condition, daily diet, whether she suffers from other diseases, sexual life, mental factors, marital relationship, etc.

Women who experience premature menopause at around 40 years old will have a much shorter life expectancy than those who experience menopause after 50 years old. This is because after menopause, the estrogen level in women's bodies decreases, and the body's hormone level fluctuations become abnormal. The normally functioning tissues and organs in the body do not receive the support of estrogen, so the organs begin to fail, leading to abnormal conditions in the body, such as menopause.

After a woman enters menopause, her body begins to experience some changes, such as greater mood swings, extremely dry vagina, extreme discomfort during sexual intercourse, lack of sexual desire, less vaginal secretions, loss of breast elasticity, wrinkles on the face, loss of appetite, insomnia and nightmares, etc. These are all manifestations of menopause.

The above is an introduction to what age is normal for women to experience amenorrhea. Through this introduction, we also know that the general age of amenorrhea for women is between 45-55 years old, so women should detect abnormalities in their bodies in time. If you experience premature menopause, you must find out the cause in time and treat it accordingly to avoid rapid aging.