Is it normal for women to go through menopause at the age of 40?

Menstrual issues are of concern to women because menstruation is a reflection of women's fertility. Menstruation indicates that women have the chance to become pregnant. However, menstruation will continue until the end of middle age, after which the reproductive function will degenerate or even disappear, and menstruation will disappear as well. This is a very worrying issue for women. For example, is it normal for a woman to go into menopause at the age of 40?

Women reach menopause between the ages of 45 and 55, but some people often use certain drugs to delay menopause to slow down aging. This often increases the risk of certain diseases because long-term hormone stimulation increases the risk of breast cancer and even other cancers. For some people who reach menopause too early, in addition to being a sign of organ aging, the risk of cardiovascular disease is also increased. Therefore, abnormal menopause age must not be ignored. It is not good for women to reach menopause too early or too late.

Amenorrhea has many harmful effects on women, mainly including the following aspects:

1. Osteoporosis and hypertension

Amenorrhea can cause a series of menopausal symptoms in women, and can cause osteoporosis and limb weakness in women after menopause. Due to the increase in triglycerides, cholesterol and low-density lipoprotein, it is also easy to cause arteriosclerosis, coronary heart disease and hypertension.

2. Decreased sexual desire

Amenorrhea is a common gynecological symptom that has adverse effects on the patient's body and can cause uterine atrophy or physiological dysfunction, such as pain during sexual intercourse, decreased secretions, and decreased libido.

3. Premature menopause can accelerate aging

Symptoms of premature amenorrhea caused by premature ovarian failure will accelerate women's aging, cause cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, osteoporosis, decreased sleep quality, urinary pain, frequent urination, and sexual disharmony. Blind dieting can lead to amenorrhea in women of childbearing age, cause endocrine disorders, atrophy of reproductive organs, and affect reproductive function. Therefore, women with premature amenorrhea need timely treatment.