Will menstruation become irregular during menopause?

Menstruation during menopause may be irregular, but it may not be irregular. It depends on the situation, as follows:

For most women, menopause is a gradual transition, which means that their menstruation was very regular before, but with age, the reproductive system function declines, the ovaries gradually atrophy, and the secretion of sex hormones becomes irregular, resulting in irregular menstruation. The main manifestations are irregular menstruation, which may be too long or too short. The duration of menstruation is also unstable, and the amount of menstruation may be more or less. This situation will only last for a period of time before complete menopause.

There are also a small number of women who do not experience irregular menstruation during their menstrual period, but suddenly experience complete menopause, that is, their menstruation was very regular before, but suddenly stopped completely. Although the probability of this happening is not high, it cannot be completely ruled out.

During menopause, in addition to irregular menstruation, other symptoms may also occur, such as hot flashes, sweating, lack of energy, emotional instability, etc. If the symptoms are serious, you should go to the hospital for treatment in time.