Symptoms of amenorrhea in women

Amenorrhea means that when a woman has not reached the age of menopause, she should have her period normally, but suddenly she stops having it. The normal menopause time for women is around 50 years old. If it is earlier or delayed by 3-5 years, it is also within the normal range. However, if some women go through menopause at the age of 40, it is abnormal. So what are the symptoms of female amenorrhea?

1. Some women suffer from amenorrhea due to insufficient metabolism of gonadotropin, which is accompanied by symptoms such as low libido, infertility, breast shrinkage, and loss of pubic and armpit hair.

2. If the patient suffers from amenorrhea due to insufficient secretion of adrenocorticotropic hormone, he or she may also have symptoms such as anorexia, syncope, weight loss, and fatigue.

3. Patients with ovarian imbalance may also experience amenorrhea, along with infertility, obesity, excessive hair growth and other symptoms.

4. If a woman suffers from a pituitary tumor, she may also experience amenorrhea. At the same time, she may also have obesity, excessive hair growth, acromegaly, macromorphism, rough skin, hypertension, polycythemia and other symptoms, which are more obvious.

Clinical symptoms of physiological amenorrhea

1. Uterine amenorrhea and cryptomenorrhea;

2. Ovarian amenorrhea;

3. Pituitary amenorrhea;

4. Human brain nerve center and hypothalamic pituitary amenorrhea.

From the above introduction, we know that amenorrhea before puberty and after reaching a certain age is a normal amenorrhea, and we don’t need to worry about this kind of amenorrhea. However, if amenorrhea occurs during this process, it is an abnormal amenorrhea, and this is the kind of amenorrhea that everyone should pay attention to.

Female amenorrhea is a very common disease in daily life. If it is not treated in time, it will cause great harm to the patient's body. Of course, this mainly refers to physiological amenorrhea. In addition, there is also physiological amenorrhea, which is a normal condition and does not require treatment.

When the body of amenorrhea patients has insufficient secretion of thyroid-stimulating hormone, women will experience symptoms such as pale skin, dryness, chills, low blood pressure, bradycardia, drowsiness, dullness, apathy and dementia.

Based on the detailed introduction in the previous article, I think everyone has a more comprehensive understanding of the symptoms of amenorrhea. Many female friends will experience physiological amenorrhea when they are older. This is a normal situation, but if young women experience amenorrhea, they need timely treatment.