Symptoms of premenopause in a 49-year-old woman

Menopause is something that happens to every woman when she reaches a certain age. Before and after menopause, the amount of menstruation will gradually decrease. In addition, there are some other symptoms. Everyone will also worry that these symptoms will have a serious impact on their daily life. So, what are the premenopausal symptoms of a 49-year-old woman?

1. Very easy to get angry: Premenopausal women are very easy to get angry. It doesn’t matter what the matter is. Sometimes just a little thing can make them angry and lose control of their emotions. If you are not of this type of personality normally, you should be able to deal with it in time. This is a symptom of impending menopause, and you must pay more attention to conditioning at this time.

2. Physical sweating: Premenopausal women also have a physical manifestation of physical sweating, which usually manifests itself on the chest and face. The feeling at this time is that a sudden flow of heat rushes to the upper body, and the face may experience capillary dilation, redness, and sweating. Sometimes it only lasts for a few seconds, and sometimes it can last for more than ten minutes.

3. Osteoporosis: Premenopausal women may also suffer from osteoporosis. Estrogen is an important substance for women to maintain bone health. Regular menstruation every month indicates that the secretion of estrogen by the uterus and ovaries is also normal. Estrogen can accelerate the body's digestion and absorption of high-quality protein. However, when women are about to reach menopause, the function of the uterus and ovaries begins to decline, the secretion of estrogen decreases, which leads to a decrease in the absorption of high-quality protein, and osteoporosis occurs.

4. Irregular menstruation: Before menopause, the most common symptom that women find themselves experiencing is abnormal menstruation. The most likely scenario is an increase in the menstrual cycle or the interval between menstruation. For example, the menstruation may not occur for ten or even more days, then it may be less than two or three months, and then the menstrual regularity may be restored. This type of amenorrhea and regular menstruation may last for one to two years. Of course, some women experience the opposite phenomenon. Their abnormalities are a sudden shortening of their menstrual cycle and increased menstrual frequency.