What is the relationship between menopause and estrogen?

Many female friends have experienced menopause. Although it is said that after a certain age, the ovarian function continues to decline and the menopause begins, but if the phenomenon of premature menopause occurs, you need to be vigilant, there are still many influencing factors. So what is the relationship between menopause and estrogen? In fact, if the estrogen secretion in the body is relatively low, it will affect the ovarian function, thereby accelerating menopause.

In fact, in addition to the reproductive system and estrogen, many tissues and organs in the female body have its targets, such as the nervous system, cardiovascular system, bones, urinary system, etc. These systems or tissues can all interact with estrogen, so the role of estrogen is indispensable to these systems in the process of girls' development and maturation.

However, it is an irresistible law of nature that humans are born, grow, develop, mature, and then gradually age and die. As humans mature and decline, women's ovarian function will gradually decline and estrogen levels will drop. Women's ovarian function begins to decline at the age of 35. The symptoms are not obvious at this time, but there are some fluctuations in hormone levels.

However, during menopause, the overall estrogen level will drop completely. After complete menopause, the estrogen level will be very low, and then menstruation and reproductive function will disappear. Generally speaking, women after the age of 45 will experience a series of menopausal symptoms due to the decrease in estrogen secretion in the body, and will develop menopausal syndrome of varying severity, mainly characterized by autonomic nervous system dysfunction.

As mentioned above, animal estrogen is a very important trace element for women. However, the secretion of animal estrogen in the body decreases with age. Moreover, animal estrogen cannot be supplemented in vitro through food, because animal estrogen can only be produced in the human or animal body.

Transdermal supplementation of the estrogen estradiol is the only correct way to supplement estrogen during menopause. It does not go through liver metabolism and directly supplements the estradiol secreted by the ovaries without any side effects. 75% of menopausal women in the United States use transdermal estradiol supplementation, and transdermal estradiol supplementation is the trend of the future.

The above introduction has made it very clear what the relationship between menopause and estrogen is. Everyone needs to focus on their own health and never have any problems with diet. Of course, in addition to supplementing estrogen through diet, female friends can also take some medications to promote the secretion of estrogen, thereby delaying the time of menopause.