Patient's question:
I am 43 years old and have gone through menopause, but I still want a child. Is it normal for a woman to go through menopause at 43? How can it be restored?Doctor's answer:
Women experience menopause between the ages of 45 and 55. Experiencing menopause at the age of 43 is indeed somewhat premature. This situation is generally considered to be caused by premature ovarian failure or poor ovarian function. For this condition, it is usually necessary to take estrogen-progestogen preparations under the guidance of a specialist doctor for long-term, regular replacement therapy. It is recommended that you take medications such as Kelnengmeng or Tibolone. Pay attention to maintaining a regular lifestyle, get adequate rest on time, avoid staying up late, ensure sufficient sleep, follow a light diet, and do not consume overly spicy, stimulating, or cold foods.