Sexual Health
At what age do women generally experience amenorrhea? What are the general methods to prevent amenorrhea
Post Date August, 26 2023
Amenorrhea is a condition of abnormal menstruation, which brings special troubles to many women and has an impact on life and the body. We must pay attention to daily habits, especially to prevent situations that are not good for the body.
Causes of amenorrhea
1. Disease: In life, there are some diseases in the body, but some diseases have a great impact on the body, such as anemia, malnutrition, specific Endocrine disease, obesity and other symptoms. These diseases are caused by insufficient secretion of hormones, decreased adrenal function, and pancreatic gland dysfunction
2. Genital dysplasia: Genital dysplasia also affects the normal function of the ovaries. Some patients have congenital anovulia, premature ovarian failure, underdeveloped ovaries, inability to secrete estrogen and pregnancy hormones normally, and there is no periodic change in the endometrium, which affects the normal menstruation of women
3. Psychological factors: Many people are very nervous about their menstrual cycle, sometimes experiencing physical pain, and many feel tired of the onset of menstruation. The menstrual balance axis mainly includes the ovarian function axis, pituitary gland, pituitary gland, and nervous system, all of which have complex relationships
4. Excessive weight loss: Some women who love beauty often go on a diet to lose weight. Excessive dieting cannot guarantee the most basic nutrients of the body, which can lead to severe malnutrition in the long run, leading to endocrine disorders in women, affecting the production of luteinizing hormone in the hypothalamus, reducing hormone secretion in the body, and ultimately leading to amenorrhea.
5. Mental stimulation: This is a common reason for women's menstrual disorders and amenorrhea, mainly due to the pressure of study, work and life, depression, excessive tension, severe mental stimulation, etc., which affects the function of the thalamus through the neuroendocrine pathway of the cerebral cortex and thalamus, or through the Limbic system of the brain, abnormal secretion of hypothalamic Gonadotropin-releasing hormone, menstrual disorders and amenorrhea.
6. Gynecological diseases: tuberculous Endometritis, ovarian dysplasia, ovarian insensitivity syndrome, polycystic ovary syndrome, premature ovarian failure, etc.
7. Contraceptive pills: Long term use of contraceptives directly inhibits the occurrence of estrogen in women's bodies, which is one of the common reasons why women do not menstruate.
8. Insufficient nutrition: especially insufficient protein and vitamins, which can reduce the function of Endocrine gland, pituitary synthesis and gonadal hormone secretion, and reduce the response of target organs to hormones, leading to amenorrhea. The main reason is improper diet, such as blind weight loss, which leads to insufficient intake of protein, fat, and vitamins in the food.
