Patient's question:
Hello doctor, I had very little menstrual flow last year, and it was always intermittent. Sometimes I had a period every two months, and other times it was every three months. This year, I haven't had a period at all. Is it menopause? I want to ask, is it normal for a woman to go through menopause at 50?Doctor's answer:
The age at which women go through menopause ranges between 45 and 55, so these conditions are normal. If your menstrual flow is relatively light during your regular cycle, it may be caused by an increase in estrogen. You can check your hormone levels to see if they have reached the stage of menopause. If they have, it is also a normal condition. Due to the decline in hormone levels, the body may experience a series of symptoms again, so it is important to pay attention to readjusting. Try to eat more soy products to supplement estrogen in your daily diet.