What are the symptoms of menopause and how to diagnose it

Women's fertility will gradually decrease after the age of 30, and after the age of 40, there will be obvious changes in reproductive function. Many women will have menstrual disorders and drastic changes, and slowly enter menopause. In addition, many women now have great pressure in life and work, so the time of menopause will be advanced. However, some women do not understand some of the symptoms of postmenopause. Let us learn about them together.

What are the symptoms of menopause in women?

1. There are obvious changes in menstruation. On the eve of menopause, the amount of menstruation will change greatly. Many women have a large amount of menstrual flow at one time and for many days. The blood is dark red, and the interval between this menstruation and the next is unstable. It may be one month or half a year. There is no regularity. Irregular bleeding is also common, which can easily cause anemia.

2. Hot flashes and severe sweating. You will feel your body hot intermittently, especially when you sleep at night. You will feel your back is hot and damp, and you cannot fall asleep. You will feel very irritable. Therefore, many women will suffer from insomnia. Even in winter, they will feel hot in their head and back, accompanied by dizziness, fatigue, irritability, and high blood pressure. Hot flashes are mainly related to changes in the ovaries. Ovarian decline can lead to endocrine disorders.

3. There are great mental changes. The patient's emotions are very unstable, his temper will become very irritable, and it is difficult to control his emotions. His nerves will become very stubborn, his attention will not be focused, and he will suffer from insomnia and memory loss. His personality will change a lot. His ovaries will atrophy severely, his urethra will become dry and prone to infection, and he will develop diseases such as urethritis and vaginitis.

Warm reminder: Women in this stage are very painful, so their families should understand them, and also pay attention to reducing stress and self-care methods. They should not be too stressed in normal times, pay attention to check-ups, eat properly, and pay more attention to physical exercise. During menopause, they should provide reasonable care.