Why do women experience premature menopause?

Menstruation is a normal physiological phenomenon for women, but as they age and enter menopause, they will experience menopause. Menopause is also a normal phenomenon, so don't worry too much about it. However, some women go through menopause early, while some go through menopause late. For women who go through menopause early, there are many reasons. The earlier the menopause, the faster women age. Every woman hopes to go through menopause prematurely.

Why do women experience premature menopause?

1. If a woman does not take in enough nutrition or suffers from long-term malnutrition, menopause will come earlier.

2. Women who smoke tend to reach menopause earlier because some ingredients in cigarettes can cause oocyte hormone aging and death. If women want to delay menopause, they must not smoke.

3. Many diseases can cause premature menopause in women, such as tuberculosis and liver disease. In addition, radiotherapy and chemotherapy may also cause premature menopause in women, and immune diseases are also related to premature menopause in women.

4. Tension in the relationship between husband and wife, excessive sexual activity and indulgence may all cause premature menopause in women. In addition, long-term poor mental state, excessive work and life pressure, excessive worry and anxiety, etc. can all cause women to enter menopause prematurely.

There are many reasons that lead to premature menopause in women, but many of them are avoidable. If women want to delay menopause, they need to understand the reasons and take some effective measures.

What are the symptoms of menopause?

1. Before a woman reaches menopause, her menstrual cycle will change. Normally, her menstruation occurs about once a month, but the intervals between periods will become longer, or even absent for several months, and then suddenly reappear. This situation will occur repeatedly and may last for one or two years. Some women may also experience an increase in the frequency of menstruation, which is a sign of approaching menopause.

2. Usually when women approach menopause, their menstrual blood will undergo some changes. The color will become lighter, sometimes it will turn pink, and sometimes it will turn black. Small blood clots may also appear in the menstrual blood, and the overall amount of bleeding may gradually decrease or suddenly increase. The length of the menstrual period is also irregular, either shortened or prolonged, ranging from two or three days to more than ten days.

The symptoms of menopause for women are quite obvious. Many women also experience limb numbness and emotional instability. Women should pay attention to changes in their bodies and take good care of themselves.