Menopause

Premature Menopause

Premature menopause is menopause that occurs before the age of 40 years. Menopause is a condition in women in which they permanently stop getting their periods. Reaching menopause typically means that they can no longer become pregnant naturally. Early menopause can happen naturally if a woman's ovaries stop making normal levels of certain hormones, particularly the hormone oestrogen.
While there is no guarantee you can prevent early menopause, you can manage symptoms by consulting with your doctor.
Symptoms

Sudden hot sensation

common

Lack of sleep

common

Back neck pain

or Pain in toes

or Back pain

  • At spine

or Joint pain

common

Feeling moody

common

Poor memory

common

Irregular periods

or Absence of period

  • 6 months or more without pregnancy

common

Decreased sexual desire

common

Excessively dry vagina

common

Lack of concentration

common

Excessive sweating

  • Occurs or worsens at night

common

Pain during sexual intercourse

Thinning or loss of hair anywhere

Decreased breast size

Infection in any part of urinary system

or Urgent feeling to pee

Itchy skin

  • At genital

Risk factors

Smoking

Any thyroid disease

Overweight or obese

Chemotherapy

Radiation therapy

  • Pelvic radiotherapy

Uterus, cervix, fallopian tubes and ovaries removal

or Recent bilateral oophorectomy surgery

Treatment
Early menopause can be induced by some medical treatments such as surgery or chemotherapy. Women who experience early or premature menopause may need hormone therapy to reduce the risk of diseases such as osteoporosis and cardiovascular disease. You can work with the doctor to come up with a plan that may include hormone replacement therapy, medication, or lifestyle changes.
Recommended specialist

If you have Menopause, then a visit to an obstetrician-gynecologist is highly recommended.

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