Patient's question:
Menstrual volume is low, with some symptoms of amenorrhea.Doctor's answer:
1. Irregular menstruation: Before menopause, the menstrual cycle becomes chaotic, with delayed periods, increased blood flow, and even hemorrhage. Some patients may also experience sudden cessation of menstruation. Due to the reduction in estrogen, the sexual organs and secondary sexual characteristics gradually atrophy.2. Decreased libido: The patient may experience hair loss in the pubic and armpit areas, a decline in sexual desire, reduced vaginal, and pain during intercourse, leading to a decrease in the frequency of sexual activity or the development of aversion to sex.
3. Increased susceptibility to tumors: This is common in high-risk age groups, with common conditions such as ovarian tumors, uterine fibroids, and cervical cancer. Early detection and early treatment can improve treatment outcomes and survival rates for patients.