What diseases and troubles may amenorrhea bring to women?

Generally speaking, the normal menopause age for women is around 45-50 years old, and ovarian decline will gradually occur during menopause. However, in real life, more and more women are experiencing premature menopause . Experts point out that if women experience premature menopause, it will not only accelerate aging, but may also cause a variety of diseases.

(1) If young married women have amenorrhea for a long time, it may lead to infertility

(2) Amenorrhea and galactorrhea syndrome can cause uterine atrophy and turn into blood deficiency, causing serious harm to the female body.

(3) Psychological factors Amenorrhea may cause women to suffer from depression, and may also cause insomnia, anxiety, nervousness, irritability, depression, memory loss and other problems.

(4) Premature ovarian failure leading to premature amenorrhea is more harmful and can cause sexual dysfunction, genital atrophy, uterine cancer, premature aging, hypertension and other diseases.

(5) Bone strength is weakened and susceptibility to fractures is increased. Statistics show that the incidence of spinal and forearm fractures in women is 6-10 times that of men. Amenorrhea in women causes a negative balance in bone metabolism. If an average of 50 mg of calcium is lost every day, women will experience back pain, lower back pain, height loss, etc., and fractures will occur with the slightest exertion.