Late menopause

Some experts believe that women's menopausal age is best not to be over 53 years old, otherwise they should be alert to the possibility of ovarian tumors. Ovarian tumors that cause postmenopausal age are mainly ovarian granulosa cell tumors and follicular membrane cell tumors. The former are low-grade malignant tumors and the latter are benign ovarian tumors. Sometimes these two tumors can coexist. Menopausal women who suffer from ovarian granulosa cell tumor or follicular membrane cell tumor have no symptoms other than menstrual disorders and delayed menopausal age. Therefore, the age of menopause becomes important information for ovarian granulosa cell tumors and follicular membrane cell tumors. Menopausal women over 53 years of age should not be wary of menopause and must not neglect ovarian tumors.

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