Is it normal for a 48-year-old woman not to have her period?

It is normal for women to not have menstruation at the age of 48. It is a normal physiological phenomenon, which is a manifestation of women entering menopause. The age of female menopause is generally between 45 and 55 years old, because at this age, the female ovarian function will decline, there is no ovulation function, and no estrogen and progesterone will be secreted. Therefore, the endometrium is not stimulated by hormones at this time, and there will be no periodic proliferation, secretion and exfoliation, which will lead to female menopause. If there are no other obvious symptoms such as abdominal discomfort, no special treatment is required. Usually, you should relax your mind, maintain a balanced nutrition, have a regular work and rest schedule, and exercise appropriately.

1. The first is the change of menstruation. After entering the perimenopause period, menstruation will change and the cycle will become irregular. Menstruation will last longer and the amount of menstruation will increase or decrease.

2. The second is some symptoms of hormones, such as loss of appetite, body pain, vasoconstriction, sudden hot flashes and sweating, unstable blood pressure, arrhythmia, etc. Some patients also experience symptoms such as sexual indifference, sexual pain, vaginal inflammation, frequent urination, etc.

3. Some neurological and mental symptoms may also appear, such as being particularly easily excited, irritable, easily out of control of emotions, memory loss, inattention, sleep disorders, difficulty falling asleep, insomnia, frequent dreams, easy awakening, etc.

4. Women's skin will also change, becoming drier, less elastic, and developing wrinkles and age spots.