Premature and abnormal menopause in women has many dangers

According to experts, generally speaking, physiological amenorrhea is a normal physiological phenomenon and has nothing to do with any disease. The harm of amenorrhea is not too great. It is just a symptom of a gynecological disease. Therefore, simple amenorrhea itself is not harmful to the body. The adverse effects of amenorrhea on women's bodies are the primary diseases that cause amenorrhea.

Premature menopause in women has the following hazards:

The harm of premature menopause 1. Cardiovascular disease Estrogen can improve the elasticity of blood vessels, making them less likely to harden and block. Therefore, the decrease in estrogen levels caused by early menopause can cause abnormal blood lipid metabolism and make cardiovascular diseases more likely.

The hazards of premature menopause 2. Urogenital system diseases Due to low estrogen levels, the female urogenital system will undergo a series of degenerative and atrophic changes.

The hazards of premature menopause 3. Osteoporosis: Due to the decline of ovarian function and the decrease of estrogen levels, the deposition of calcium in the bones is affected, so it is easy to cause osteoporosis.

The hazards of premature amenorrhea 4. Menopausal syndrome Due to the mutual influence of multiple endocrine factors, autonomic nervous system dysfunction will occur, resulting in vasomotor dysfunction, commonly known as menopausal syndrome, manifested as hot flashes, sweating, palpitations, dizziness, etc.

There are many hazards of premature menopause in women, but women do not need to worry too much, which will increase their psychological burden and make them more likely to have endocrine disorders. Measures should be taken in time for treatment after menopause.