Should I take medicine if my period suddenly stops at 48 years old?

Should I take medicine if my period suddenly stops at 48 years old?

1. If menstruation suddenly stops at the age of 48, whether to take medicine depends on the specific situation. You may not need to take medicine, or you may need to take medicine.

2. Under normal circumstances, women's perimenopause age is around 45 to 55 years old. At this time, they are in the scope of perimenopause, which may lead to menopause. If it is a normal menopause, generally no medication is needed. Usually pay more attention to rest, maintain a good attitude, and go through menopause normally. But if the sudden cessation of menstruation is caused by other factors, such as endocrine disorders, hyperprolactinemia, etc., this situation is not a normal menopause and requires symptomatic treatment.

3. If it is caused by endocrine disorders, you can use drugs such as letrozole tablets and clomiphene tablets under the guidance of a doctor to regulate menstruation and promote hormone balance in the body. If it is caused by hyperprolactinemia, you can use drugs such as bromocriptine capsules and cabergoline tablets under the guidance of a doctor.

4. Usually, we need to observe more personal physical symptoms. If we are in menopause, we need to pay more attention to physical conditioning, eat a light diet, eat less oily and sugary foods, and also need proper exercise to promote metabolism. If there is a disease, we need to seek medical treatment in time.