Patient's question:
I haven't had my period normally for the past few months, and I don't know why. I'm wondering if it's because I'm at an age where menopause is approaching, which is why this is happening. Besides, what should I pay attention to now? What is the normal age for menopause?What kind of help I need: What is the normal age for menopause?
Doctor's answer:
The age of menopause for women should be between 40 and 55. The main symptoms before menopause in women include hot flashes, heat flashes, cardiovascular symptoms, and changes in the breasts. These symptoms manifest as a decrease in breast volume, softness, and curvature, as well as the gradual increase in skin folds. Cyclical breast tenderness also disappears. Some women may experience pseudoangina before menopause, sometimes accompanied by palpitations, chest tightness, and other symptoms. Clinical diagnosis, including electrocardiograms and exercise tests, is usually normal. Even when vasodilator drugs are used during symptom recurrence, they will never stabilize.