What are the dangers of menopause to women?

What are the dangers of menopause? Many women are tortured by menopause. The harm caused by this disease is relatively large, so it needs to be treated with caution and actively seek expert advice. So what aspects does the danger of menopause include? The following aspects are the specific analysis given by experts. Let us understand and grasp them in detail and see what harm menopause does to women.

What harm will abnormal amenorrhea bring to women? When you hear that some women not only do not have menstruation, but their abdomen becomes more swollen, you will definitely think that this person may be pregnant. In fact, there is another type of women who have not had menstruation for more than 18 years. They have periodic abdominal pain at the beginning of every month in the past six months. This may be caused by amenorrhea. Amenorrhea is a common symptom in gynecology, not a disease. Medically, primary amenorrhea is called the absence of menstruation after the age of 18, and secondary amenorrhea is called the absence of menstruation for more than three months after normal menstruation.

Menopause hazards:

1. Skin deterioration: Many women have had this experience: many yellow spots and pigmentation suddenly appear on their beautiful faces, and no matter how much cosmetics they apply, it doesn’t help. In fact, this is not just a skin problem. These pigmentation spots are also caused by adverse stimulation from external factors when the endocrine system is unstable.

2. Infertility: Some women have been married for many years and have a normal sex life, but they cannot get pregnant. They go to the hospital for a checkup and the doctor tells them to adjust their endocrine system first. The reason is that endocrine disorders make the cerebral cortex unable to regulate endocrine system, or the endometrium is damaged and does not respond to female hormones, which reflexively affects the regulation of endocrine system and reduces the chance of successful conception.

3. Obesity: It may be related to one’s endocrine disorders. Eating habits such as high-calorie, high-fat foods and not paying attention to dietary balance can also have an impact on endocrine.

4. Cause menopause and amenorrhea: Frequent cramping pain in the lower abdomen, mostly occurs in young women. Women aged 18 years old, who have not yet had their first menstruation, or have had their menstruation interrupted for more than 3 months. It causes irregular menstruation, changes in the menstrual cycle, menstrual volume, menstrual color, and menstrual quality, which are the main symptoms of uterine fibroids.

5. Irritable temper: Menopausal women often become irritable and have greater mood swings, sweating, and bad temper. This may be caused by a decline in women's endocrine function.

6. Hirsutism: The endocrine system in the body produces and releases both male and female hormones at the same time. The difference is that males have more male hormones and females have less male hormones, which is why they have their own characteristics. However, when the endocrine system in the body is out of balance, females secrete too much male hormones, which may cause hirsutism.

The analysis of the above-mentioned hazards of menopause is the experience summarized by experts in clinical practice over many years, and we hope that everyone will pay attention to it. Of course, since the hazards of menopause include many aspects, if you want to completely reduce the hazards brought by menopause, you also need to actively consult the advice of relevant experts. Only in this way can we help everyone find the most targeted treatment plan and reduce the occurrence of disease hazards.