What can put you into perimenopause early?
Certain factors have been associated to early menopause. These are some examples:
- Using or smoking tobacco products.
- Early menopause runs in my family.
- A background in cancer treatment.
- If your uterus or ovaries have been removed.
How can I reduce my risk of perimenopause complications?
The most prevalent perimenopausal symptom is irregular menstruation. However, knowing when to talk to your doctor about your periods is critical. In some cases, irregular bleeding can indicate an underlying problem.
You can reduce your risk of problems by obtaining therapy as needed. Consult your doctor if you experience any of the following symptoms:
- Bleed for more than seven consecutive days.
- Bleed in between your periods.
- Every one to two hours, change your pads or tampons.
- Have periods more than once every 21 days.