Age and symptoms of menopause

We all know that all girls will have their period when they are eleven or twelve years old, which is what women often call their period. Menstruation is a physiological phenomenon in which the female endometrium is cyclically produced and shed. However, menstruation is a very painful thing for every female friend in her life. When women's menstruation comes, they experience a series of physiological phenomena. Due to different personal constitutions, premenstrual symptoms may also vary. Most people experience the following symptoms before their menstrual period:

Weakened physical strength: the back and abdomen feel heavy, and the person is more tired; enlarged breasts: the breasts feel a little tight and painful; restlessness: before menstruation, you will feel particularly unstable, depressed, irritable, or particularly excited; fatter body shape and waistline will look a little fatter than usual; abdominal distension and a feeling of falling, and in severe cases, the pain is even unbearable, and there are many cases of people being sent to the hospital for emergency treatment.

I think menopause should bring a lot of comfort to many female friends. Women enter an important period of life between the ages of 45 and 55. As the ovarian function gradually declines and estrogen decreases, menstrual disorders will occur until menstruation stops. A series of physiological changes and symptoms will also occur. This period is called "menopause", and the cessation of menstruation, or menopause, is the most obvious sign. Menopause is also called "perimenopause", which generally lasts 3 to 5 years before and after menopause. Generally speaking, as women age, their body functions decline, especially their ovarian function gradually degenerates. Most of them lose their basic ovarian functions around the age of 50, and their ovaries stop ovulating once a month. We call this female menopause. Generally speaking, premature menopause is more dangerous for women. Statistics show that women who experience menopause before the age of 40 have a nearly 40% higher risk of death than women who experience menopause after the age of 45, 60% higher than women who experience menopause after the age of 50, and 90% higher than women who experience menopause after the age of 55. Because of this, many women try every means to delay and postpone the age of menopause, which is of vital importance to women's health.

That’s all I have to say about female menopause. In fact, menstruation is not that bothersome to female friends. On the contrary, it is a symbol of our identity as women, and it is a major feature that distinguishes us from men. If you don't understand something, you can consult a professional gynecologist. I think they will give you more detailed and useful information. At the same time, I also hope that my information can help friends in need.