What are the symptoms of amenorrhea in women

Women's amenorrhea is divided into primary amenorrhea, secondary amenorrhea, physiological amenorrhea, and pathological amenorrhea, and the symptoms are different, as follows:

1. Primary amenorrhea: Girls are over 14 years old and their secondary sexual characteristics have not developed, or they are over 16 years old and their secondary sexual characteristics have developed, but their menstruation has not occurred.

2. Secondary amenorrhea: After normal menstruation is established, menstruation stops for more than 6 months.

3. Physiological amenorrhea: It is normal for women to stop having menstruation after pregnancy or during breastfeeding.

4. Pathological amenorrhea: Amenorrhea is caused by functional or irritative lesions in the central nervous system-hypothalamus-pituitary-ovarian axis or various links of the uterus, and is manifested by symptoms such as decreased libido, weight gain, breast atrophy, loss and sparse pubic hair, dull and lusterless skin, acne on the face, vaginal dryness, and infertility.

To rule out physiological amenorrhea, it is recommended to seek medical attention promptly and undergo detailed examinations. The cause of the disease should be comprehensively determined based on the examination results, and targeted treatment should be given under the guidance of a physician to avoid delaying the disease.