What are the signs of amenorrhea?

What are the symptoms of amenorrhea? Amenorrhea is the phenomenon of never having menstruation or the menstrual cycle has been established and then stopped. Many women do not know much about the signs of amenorrhea, so when they find the symptoms of amenorrhea, it is already too late. So, in response to this issue, the editor below will introduce the signs of amenorrhea, hoping to be helpful to women.

Normal women's menopause age is around 50 years old, and it is normal to be 3 to 5 years earlier or later. When the menopause age is advanced to before 40 years old, it is called premature ovarian failure. Women's menstruation can reflect the basic condition of the body and is an important indicator of whether the reproductive age is normal.

Amenorrhea is not only a symptom, but also a physiological manifestation of the disease. If amenorrhea occurs before the due time, it often indicates that there is a problem.

Amenorrhea is usually accompanied by decreased libido, breast atrophy, loss of axillary and pubic hair, infertility and other symptoms, mostly due to insufficient secretion of gonadotropin.

In this case, endocrine hormones should be checked, and it is also necessary to check whether there are any related diseases. Some diseases have good curative effects if they are treated early, while late treatment of amenorrhea often brings many troubles. Amenorrhea accompanied by fatigue, anorexia, weight loss, syncope and other symptoms are mostly due to insufficient secretion of adrenocorticotropic hormone. Such amenorrhea needs to be checked and confirmed. If the hormone test is normal, when the above symptoms appear, it may also be related to factors such as improper weight loss and excessive dieting. Amenorrhea accompanied by chills, pale and dry skin, bradycardia, low blood pressure, slow reaction, drowsiness, dementia, apathy and other symptoms are mostly due to insufficient secretion of thyroid stimulating hormone.

This situation can be determined by checking thyroid function and is generally not difficult to diagnose.

In addition, amenorrhea accompanied by obesity, hirsutism or macrocytosis, acromegaly, hypertension, rough skin, and polycythemia are mostly caused by pituitary tumors.

This condition generally needs to be confirmed by CT examination. Amenorrhea accompanied by infertility, hirsutism, obesity, acne and other symptoms are mostly ovarian dysfunction. This disease can be diagnosed by examining endocrine serum, B-ultrasound, etc.

Warm reminder: The above is an introduction to the precursors of amenorrhea in women. In daily life, female friends should learn more about the prevention and treatment methods of amenorrhea. When suspected symptoms appear, they should seek medical attention in time, find out the cause, and diagnose and treat the disease under the guidance of a professional physician. At the same time, maintain healthy living habits and an optimistic attitude, and strive for a speedy recovery.