Patient's question:
My menstruation is relatively light, and I feel like it's almost stopping. Sometimes, a menstrual period might only be a few drops of blood. What is the difference between hypomenorrhea and normal menstruation?Doctor's answer:
The age of menopause for women should be between 45 and 55 years old. If you feel that your menstrual flow is relatively light, it may also be due to endocrine disorders or gynecological diseases. Some people may also experience thin endometrium due to induced abortion, which can interfere with a woman's menstrual cycle. Having a relatively regular menstrual cycle but with significantly light flow each time is still considered having a menstrual cycle. However, if there is no menstrual flow at all and no cycle, that is a different issue.