What are the signs of menopause in women?

Amenorrhea refers to a condition in which a woman has not had her menstruation for more than 3 months after she reached 18 years of age, or has had normal menstruation in the past. The former is also called primary amenorrhea, and the latter is called secondary amenorrhea. So, what are the signs of amenorrhea in women? The following experts explain the symptoms of amenorrhea in women.

Normal women will enter menopause at around 45 years old. During menopause, they will experience various mental and neurological symptoms, which are mainly caused by estrogen deficiency and various organ system symptoms caused by aging. The clinical manifestations of menopause in general women are quite obvious and will be very different from the previous manifestations.

When women experience the above symptoms of menopause, they must not think that they will pass by enduring it. Although not every woman will experience the above symptoms during menopause, there are also many patients who experience the above symptoms. If menopausal symptoms occur, timely treatment is our only choice.

The mental symptoms of menopause in women mainly include anxiety, memory loss, inattention, insomnia, irritability and even mood swings. In addition to these symptoms, women will also experience physical changes, mainly manifested in menstrual disorders and changes in reproductive organs.

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In addition to some mental changes, women's skin may even begin to wrinkle, and some brown age spots may be seen on the back of their hands and faces. They may even experience hair loss and gradual graying. They may also experience menopausal hypertension, especially with increased systolic blood pressure and large fluctuations.