Patient's question:
I have noticed in recent months that after my period, there is still bleeding for several more days, but it's more like seeping blood. Sometimes it's fresh blood, and other times it's pale blood. I'm worried that I might be entering menopause. Recently, my emotions have been unstable, and I've been very irritable. What kind of help I need: What is the normal age for menopause, and what are the symptoms before menopause?Doctor's answer:
Menopause varies from person to person. Generally speaking, in rural areas of our country, it is usually around 46-47 years old, while in cities it may be slightly later due to better nutrition, around 50 years old. This is the typical age for menopause.Irregular menstrual cycles: This is a major symptom of premenopausal changes. The menstrual cycle transitions from regular to irregular vaginal bleeding. Sometimes the period may last longer or turn into persistent vaginal bleeding, lasting for 1-2 months or even longer.