Symptoms of menopause in a 49-year-old woman

Secondly, symptoms of menopause will generally appear about half a year to a year after menopause, such as hot flashes, night sweats, poor sleep, or temper tantrums and crying. Menopause symptoms are more common. Women aged 49 will experience hot flashes after menopause, such as feeling hot all over and sweating when sleeping. When the attack occurs, there is a sudden feeling of heat waves expanding upwards in the chest, neck, and face, sometimes accompanied by cold sweats and hot flashes.

The difference between premenstrual symptoms and early pregnancy

Differentiate breasts. Pregnant women will feel tingling, swelling, itching in their breasts, darker color of the areola, obvious veins under the skin of the breasts, and prominent nipples. Women who are menstruating will have small nodules in their breasts, which will be painful to touch, and will be relieved after menstruation, and will reappear before the next menstruation. In addition, because the enlarged uterus compresses the bladder, women will have symptoms of frequent urination at this time. Some women will have swelling and tenderness in the breasts, and the color of the nipples and areola will deepen. These are all due to the increase in estrogen and progesterone levels in the body after pregnancy, which leads to local effects and changes in the breasts. Therefore, the symptoms before menstruation are different from those of early pregnancy. Before menstruation, there will be an increase in leucorrhea, and some will also experience lower abdominal distension and pain. Just before pregnancy, there will also be nipple tingling and no symptoms of swelling. There are some differences between the two. First, breast distension and pain before menstruation usually comes a week later, but if it still does not come after a week, then it may be pregnancy. The discomfort in the first few days of menstruation will last for about 3-5 days.

Analysis of the causes of insomnia during menstruation

Some patients may also have many dreams during sleep. It is recommended that such patients must adjust their emotions, avoid excessive tension and anxiety, and eat a light diet, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, and eat some easily digestible foods. Some women will experience repeated insomnia before and during menstruation, which may be a manifestation of premenstrual syndrome. The symptoms of premenstrual syndrome generally ease after menstruation. Some women also suffer from malnutrition, such as irregular diet or excessive dieting, which will cause the body to be in a state of malnutrition. Long-term malnutrition will also lead to insomnia symptoms.