What are the dangers of long-term amenorrhea?

As we all know, amenorrhea means that a woman begins to transition from middle age to old age, that her secondary sexual characteristics gradually disappear, and that she loses her fertility. So, what are the dangers of amenorrhea?

The dangers of amenorrhea

1. Obesity

Women with amenorrhea are usually obese. If they want to lose weight, they must actively seek treatment to achieve cure and weight loss.

2. Aging and loss of feminine characteristics

After menopause, women will age faster, with dry and yellow hair, dull skin, heavy pigmentation, vaginal dryness affecting sexual life, vulva atrophy, etc. Women who have amenorrhea before reaching menopause will also look older than their peers because of amenorrhea.

3. Prone to illness

After menopause, women's immunity will be low, making them more vulnerable to attacks from external viruses and bacteria. Troubles such as colds, fear of cold and heat will follow one after another and become difficult to cope with.

4. Infertility

Some cases of amenorrhea can lead to infertility, which has brought a mental burden to countless women. Therefore, amenorrhea should be treated early, otherwise the incense will be cut off. Patients can take Wuhan Li Xiaoping's traditional Chinese medicine Yugong Peilin Pills for conditioning.

5. Mental illnesses such as anxiety and depression

Infertility, aging, obesity, these things that men cannot tolerate all happen to women with amenorrhea. Therefore, women with amenorrhea will carry a heavy mental burden, and some even want to commit suicide.

Experts pointed out that, in fact, regarding the harm of amenorrhea, we should know that whether it is primary amenorrhea or secondary amenorrhea, we should go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment in time, find out the cause of amenorrhea, and take effective treatment.

Extended reading: Precautions for women before menopause

1) The diet should be light, low in salt and sugar, and should include more vegetables, fruits, and soy products. There should also be a certain amount of lean meat, fish, shrimp, and eggs.

2) Don’t stay up late, quit smoking and limit alcohol intake, control your weight, and exercise appropriately.

3) Be good at regulating emotions, avoid mental stress, and maintain a peaceful state of mind. When you are busy at work, you can listen to music, read books, travel, etc. to learn to relax.

4) Follow the doctor’s advice and take medication.