Is amenorrhea normal at 41?

Is amenorrhea normal at 41?

If you have symptoms of amenorrhea at the age of 41, it is usually caused by other reasons, so you can choose to go to the hospital for six hormone tests and then receive targeted treatment. The normal menopausal age for women is generally between 48 and 50 years old, and amenorrhea symptoms at the age of 41 are generally abnormal.

If a 41-year-old female friend has symptoms of amenorrhea, it is likely that she has entered menopause early or that ovarian failure has caused amenorrhea symptoms caused by endocrine system disorders. Inflammatory diseases may also cause amenorrhea symptoms in female friends, so targeted treatment is necessary. In fact, the therapeutic effect of progesterone is still good, but it must be taken under the guidance of a doctor, and the medication cannot be stopped at will, and of course the dosage cannot be increased at will.

If the human body has ovarian lesions, the most common ones are ovarian cysts, ovarian tumors or ovarian dysplasia, which will cause symptoms of amenorrhea in patients. If it is an ovarian cyst or ovarian tumor, some surgical treatment must be chosen, and menstruation will return to normal after recovery.

The above details the treatment of amenorrhea, and I hope it will be helpful to my friends. When you have symptoms of amenorrhea at the age of 41, you must go to the hospital for a detailed examination and then receive targeted treatment. There are some common chronic diseases in our daily life, such as anemia, cirrhosis, nephritis, diabetes, etc., which are easy to cause amenorrhea in female friends.