Patient's question:
Once, her menstrual period was very light. But recently, she hasn't had her period for over two months. The IUD is normal, and she hasn't become pregnant. She doesn't know if it's menstrual irregularity or menopause. She is 39 years old. She hasn't received any treatment during this time. Only the gynecology department confirmed some recurring issues, using suppositories.Treatment history and effectiveness: She hasn't received any treatment during this time.
Doctor's answer:
Women who enter menopause prematurely may experience symptoms such as physical and mental fatigue, irritability, neurasthenia, dry skin, yellowing hair, and menstrual disorders. According to clinical diagnostic data from the Traditional Chinese Medicine department of the hospital, currently, 27% of working women aged 30-40 have early menopause to varying degrees. Menopause will also cause symptoms of amenorrhea. The average age of menopause for women is 51 or 52 years old.