As we all know, women's monthly menstruation is usually a manifestation of endometrial shedding in the body, which is a normal phenomenon. However, for women, dysmenorrhea is the most terrifying, and the pain can really torment girls. Perhaps if everyone wants to go into amenorrhea, there won't be so much trouble. But is amenorrhea really good? Isn't amenorrhea harmful? Let's take a look together.
1. Osteoporosis and hypertension
After amenorrhea, women will have osteoporosis and limb weakness. Due to the increase of triglycerides, cholesterol and low-density lipoprotein, it is also easy to cause arteriosclerosis, coronary heart disease and hypertension, which will increase the incidence of breast cancer, myocardial infarction and other diseases.
2. Accelerated aging
Premature ovarian failure caused by amenorrhea is the most harmful, accelerating female aging. In severe cases, patients may experience genital atrophy, increased risk of uterine cancer, and systemic diseases.
3. Uterine atrophy
Amenorrhea can easily lead to uterine atrophy in patients, which can transform into anemia and cause significant harm to women's health.
4. Infertility
Women with amenorrhea have extremely low levels of estrogen in their bodies, no increase in endometrial growth, and minimal follicle development, leading to female infertility.
5. Mental issues
If women have poor psychological resilience, amenorrhea can cause some women to suffer from mental problems such as depression, and in severe cases, mental separation.
6. Decreased libido
Amenorrhea can cause physiological dysfunction or uterine atrophy, such as reduced secretions, decreased libido, and so on.
The harm of amenorrhea to women is so great, so women must protect themselves, improve their psychological resilience, exercise regularly, and increase their intake of nutrients. Only by taking care of it regularly can the body avoid any problems.
