2, occasional menstruation: women will have a long interval in the menstrual cycle of menopause, from the normal 20-30 days to 2-3 months or longer to have menstruation. The menstrual flow can be normal or reduced, and the interval is gradually extended to 4 ~ 5 months or half a year before it can pass once or even stop completely.
3, cycle disorder: cycle disorder is mainly manifested as irregular vaginal bleeding after the normal menstrual cycle at the beginning, and sometimes the menstrual period is prolonged or becomes persistent vaginal bleeding, and the drip continues to reach 1 ~ 2 months; There may also be a large amount of vaginal bleeding, and patients may have symptoms such as anemia, sallow complexion, general weakness, palpitation and shortness of breath. In severe cases, hemoglobin can be significantly reduced. Some have recurrent bleeding, and menstruation stops completely after 1 ~ 2 years.