Unfortunately, previous studies have linked early menopause to various health problems, such as osteoporosis, general mortality, neurological disorders, and more.
While this information may engender alarm, JAMA Network Open’s study is still observational. This means one cannot definitively state PMS or other similar ailments cause early menopause.
Though one can note that a correlation between the two conditions exists.
More to come on these findings
As medical officials look into these findings, the public can likely expect more details and studies regarding the link between PMS and early menopause. So far, women who remain at risk for either of these conditions are advised to speak with their doctors for guidance and personalized care.
At this time, no cure for PMS or related disorders exists. Nevertheless, treatment to lessen the symptoms can go a long way toward helping women who find PMS interfering with their daily lives.
As far as early menopause goes, each woman’s doctor should be able to provide her with the best possible medical advice for her situation.
