When do women menopause?

Answer 1

Women go through through menopause when their body runs out of eggs to fertilize, and their periods cease. Since everybody has their own biological clock, it happens to different women at different stages of their life. Usually women go through menopause in their 50s-60s, but there are many exeptions to that.

P.S. 'Menopause' is not a verb.

Answer 2

Although the average age is 51, you can enter menopause much earlier or much later depending on a number of factors.

One of the most important factors to look at is your mother's age when she went through menopause. You may follow her pattern.

Also, a few things can cause early menopause such as smoking.

If you've had a hysterectomy (the removal of the uterus without the removal of your ovaries) you may go into menopause a little earlier than you normally would have because of the decreasing hormones and waning effects on the ovaries.

If you've had a full hysterectomy including the removal of your ovaries, you will go into immediate menopause. This type is called surgically induced menopause and can cause greater symptoms than if your body was allowed to slowly get used to the changing levels of hormones.

The common symptoms of menopause are actually experienced in premenopause (perimenopause) and this can last a few months to several years or even a decade before menopause (the complete cessation of all periods for at least one full year).

Answer 3

A woman usually goes through menopause between the ages of forty five and fifty five years old. On average, women experience menopause after age 50, or, to be precise, a majority get it at age 51.

Answer 4

any time really some women even get it in the mid thirties but mostly you get in your mid forties or fifties