Patient's question:
My menstruation is relatively light and I feel like it's almost stopping. Sometimes, I only have a few drops of menstruation. What is the difference between this and the expected menstruation?Doctor's answer:
In general, the age at which women experience menopause should be between 45 and 55 years old. If you feel that your menstrual volume is relatively small, it may also be due to endocrine disorders or gynecological diseases. Some people may also experience interference with the endometrium due to artificial abortion, resulting in a decrease in menstrual volume. Although the menstrual cycle is regular, the amount of blood flow during each period is particularly small. After all, there are periods where there is no menstruation at all.