Secondary amenorrhea may also disrupt how you normally sleep. So if your menstruation did not rear its ugly head and you encounter other symptoms, then you probably have the condition. These may include hot flashes, night sweats, and even a disruptive sleep. And since you’re not getting enough rest at night, you may feel anxious and fatigue may settle in. 

Fortunately, there are several ways you can do to enhance your sleeping patterns. But if there’s no improvement after doing all the tricks in the book, then it’s time to give your doctor a visit. 

This type of condition may also mean that you have a much more severe underlying condition. Hence, it’s vital to have open communication with your physician to see if something’s not right with your body and to live a healthier life.