3 symptoms of premenopausal women

The symptoms of women before menopause are roughly divided into three types: first, menstrual cycle shortening, menstrual volume reduction, and finally menopause. Second, menstrual cycle irregularity, cycle and menstrual period extension, menstrual volume increase, even massive bleeding or bleeding dripping, and then gradually reduce, and stop. Years after menopause, progressive degenerative changes or diseases such as atrophic changes in urinary and reproductive tract, metabolic changes and cardiovascular diseases, osteoporosis, and cognitive decline.