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Most women enter menopause around the age of 50. Before entering menopause, most women have symptoms such as menstrual disorders, emotional tension, bad temper, inability to concentrate, urinary tract infections, osteoporosis, etc. The appearance of the above symptoms mostly indicates the arrival of menopause. Women should pay attention to daily care, maintain a calm mood, and reduce the discomfort caused by menopause.

As women age, they will enter menopause around the age of 50 due to ovarian dysfunction, and menstruation will no longer come. However, before menopause, due to the rapid changes in hormone levels, women's bodies may experience some obvious symptoms. So, what are the symptoms of menopause before the age of 50?
1. Menstrual disorders <br/>The most obvious symptom before menopause is menstrual disorders, which is also the most common symptom in the early stage. During the menopause period, the menstrual cycle may be very unstable, mostly manifested by the interval between two menstruations getting shorter and shorter, and then returning to a normal menstrual cycle. After that, as age increases, the interval between two menstruations may become longer until there is no menstruation. The amount of menstruation will also change, sometimes more and sometimes less. Some women may even have irregular vaginal bleeding after the menstrual period, or the color of the menstrual blood changes, etc. These symptoms indicate that the ovarian function is declining and the menopause is about to begin.
2. Mental symptoms <br/>Before menopause, due to changes in hormone levels, women's mental state will also change greatly. For example, many women will have symptoms such as emotional tension and bad temper. They will feel irritable for no reason in their lives and cannot concentrate. In severe cases, it can lead to long-term low mood and even depression.
3. Changes in the urinary and reproductive system <br/>Before menopause, due to the degeneration of various organs in the body and the influence of hormones, the female urinary and reproductive system will also undergo great changes. Such women are likely to suffer from urinary tract infections or reproductive tract atrophy.
4. Osteoporosis <br/>When women are about to enter menopause, the hormone levels in their bodies decrease, which may lead to increased loss of calcium in the bones. They are prone to symptoms of osteoporosis, such as pain in the lower back and back, fatigue, etc., and may also cause pain in the muscles and joints. In this case, the calcium intake can be appropriately increased.