How to tell if you are about to go into menopause? Three signs of going into menopause

Women will experience menopause when they are over 40 years old. This is because women’s ovarian function declines and their estrogen levels may decrease as they age. So everyone can look at the issue of menopause normally, but what are the symptoms before menopause? Let’s take a look together.

Three signs that you are approaching menopause

1. Increased or decreased menstrual flow

Many female friends will experience symptoms of abnormal menstrual flow before menopause. This is because there will be fluctuations in hormones before menopause, which will directly affect the menstrual flow, resulting in unstable menstrual flow. Therefore, everyone must pay special attention to it in normal times and be mentally prepared if unstable menstruation occurs.

2. Big mood swings

Some women will experience mood swings before menopause. This is because there is an abnormality in the endocrine system in the body. Fluctuations in hormone levels will directly affect women's emotions, so they will experience mood swings before menopause. So if you have problems such as irritability in your future life, you must check whether your menstrual volume is normal to see if it is caused by menopause.

3. Hot flashes and night sweats

Female friends may also experience hot flashes and night sweats before menopause, which is directly related to the hormones in the body. If you experience hot flashes and night sweats in the future, it is likely caused by abnormal hormones in the body, so you need to pay special attention.

After we understand the method of judging whether it is menopause, if you have the above three symptoms in your future life, you can go to the hospital to check the six items of sex hormones. If you want to improve the situation of irregular menstruation, you can take Tianyun capsules to relieve it. The kudzu root, ginkgo leaf, raspberry, etc. contained in it are very helpful for regulating and improving menstruation and maintaining ovarian function.