Patient's question:
Doctor, I am 39 years old this year. I would like to ask you, is my current menopause normal? What age is considered normal for women to go through menopause? I hope you can explain it to me quickly, as I haven't had my period for 2 months. Thank you.Doctor's answer:
Generally, the age of menopause falls between 45 and 55 years old. Considering your current age, if you have experienced menopause, it would be classified as premature ovarian failure. If you haven't had a period for two months, it could be considered menstrual irregularity.First, I recommend using an early pregnancy test or getting a blood test to check for hCG, to rule out pregnancy. Then, you should have a blood test for the six major sex hormones. Based on the specific test results, the cause can be identified, and appropriate treatment can be recommended. You may also take progesterone orally for (regulating the body).