Symptoms of premenopausal menstrual blood

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Women usually begin to enter menopause around the age of 50. Of course, due to various factors, the age of menopause is sooner or later. What changes will happen to women's menstruation before menopause? The symptom of menstrual blood before menopause tells everybody.

Symptoms of premenopausal menstrual blood

What will menstruation change before menopause? Under normal circumstances, in women's ovarian function decline to menstruation completely stop this period of time, menstrual changes can be divided into three different situations. The first is sudden menopause. Some women may not have any abnormal menstrual cycle and menstrual period before, but suddenly menopause. It may also be that the cycle is normal, but the menstrual volume gradually decreases until it stops suddenly. According to the survey, about 14.1% of women stop menstruation suddenly before menopause.

Before women enter menopause, menstruation may become more sparse, and the interval between menstrual cycles will suddenly become longer, normal for 20-30 days, gradually become 2-3 months, some even need a longer time to menstruate. The amount of menstruation may also be reduced, and the interval will be 4-5 months, or even half a year before menstruation, and then complete menopause.

Menstrual cycle disorder is also a possible change in women's premenopausal menstruation, which is often manifested as irregular vaginal bleeding, prolonged menstruation or continuous vaginal bleeding, dripping continuously, some of which can last for 1-2 months. Vaginal bleeding may also occur. Women's face will begin to wither, weak body, easy to feel flustered, shortness of breath. In severe cases, the blood red egg will also drop, bleeding repeatedly, and complete amenorrhea after 1-2 years. The most common manifestation of premenopausal women is cycle disorder, about 63.8% of women will have this change.

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Under normal circumstances, rural women enter menopause at the age of 46-47, while urban women enter menopause at the age of 50. However, menopause can also be affected by genetic factors. As for the problem of menstrual changes in premenopausal women, after reading the above introduction, I believe everyone has a certain understanding.