Patient's question:
I have had endometritis for two years. After a period of treatment, my menstrual flow has gradually decreased. Previously, it lasted for 4 days, but now it ends in just 2 days. In recent days, I've been experiencing abdominal pain, lower back soreness, and excessive leukorrhea, yet my period hasn't arrived. I feel like I might be experiencing menopause.What kind of help I need: What age is considered normal for women to go through menopause?
Doctor's answer:
Women generally enter menopause gradually after the age of 45, although the timing can vary early or late, and it is also related to individual differences. Based on the description, it should be a normal physiological phenomenon, possibly related to entering menopause. In fact, early menopause or premature menarche can lead to premature ovarian failure in women, which accelerates the aging process. Therefore, women with naturally weak constitutions should consume more estrogen in their daily lives, which is very beneficial for their health. Additionally, women should always maintain a healthy mindset in their daily lives.