What should be paid attention to in the treatment of menopausal amenorrhea

When a woman shows signs of menopause, she should be vigilant and check her body to avoid estrogen reduction or other diseases. Especially after amenorrhea occurs during menopause, it is more important to pay attention and patients should be prepared for treatment. Of course, normal physiological manifestations can be improved through treatment. If it is caused by a disease, it must be treated. During treatment, the patient should be judged based on the condition and age of the patient. So what should be paid attention to in the treatment of menopausal amenorrhea?

Perimenopausal syndrome, also known as menopausal syndrome (MPS), refers to a group of syndromes characterized by autonomic nervous system dysfunction and accompanied by neuropsychological symptoms caused by fluctuations or decreases in sex hormones before and after menopause in women. Menopause can be divided into natural menopause and artificial menopause. Natural menopause refers to the exhaustion of ovarian follicles, or the loss of response of the remaining follicles to gonadotropins. The follicles no longer develop and secrete estrogen, and cannot stimulate the growth of the endometrium, leading to menopause.

Menopausal amenorrhea and premature ovarian failure are not only showing a trend of younger age, but also have an increasingly higher incidence rate. It is not uncommon to see women with menstruation in outpatient clinics. Many women do not care about premature ovarian failure, and even think that it would be easier if they don’t have their periods, so they don’t go to the hospital for treatment at all. Most cases of premature ovarian failure are discovered during infertility. If premature ovarian failure is not treated in time and amenorrhea is allowed to occur, the patient will develop symptoms such as osteoporosis, cardiovascular disease and lipid metabolism disorders.

It is reported that menopausal amenorrhea refers to the perimenopausal period of women, which used to be between 45 and 55 years old, and the average age of menopause is 49 years old. If menopause occurs before the age of 40, it means ovarian dysfunction, which is followed by menopausal syndrome symptoms such as hot flashes, sweating, anxiety, depression, irritability, etc. to varying degrees. The causes of premature ovarian failure in young white-collar workers, in addition to some disease factors, are related to the external environment, work pressure, family conflicts, physical fitness, psychological adjustment ability, etc.

In addition, repeated artificial abortions can also lead to premature ovarian failure. 1) Give full understanding, sympathy and care to those in menopause, be considerate of their lives, comfort them in every possible way, eliminate their tension, understand the causes of menopausal symptoms, and make them realize that menopausal symptoms are not terrible. (2) Improve your diet by eating more soy products, fresh vegetables and fruits, maintaining a daily calorie intake of around 2000 kcal (8668 kj), eating less sugar and fatty foods, and especially limiting the intake of animal fat and fatty meat. If you have poor appetite and dislike greasy food, use red dates, longan and brown sugar and drink it with soup. You can also use red dates and red beans to make porridge and drink it for 10 to 14 days. (3) Traditional Chinese medicine treatment can have a certain effect. (4) To strengthen the body, one should insist on morning exercise, such as Tai Chi, Qigong, Tai Chi sword, Qiangqiang Gong, radio gymnastics, etc.

There are many things to pay attention to in the treatment of menopausal amenorrhea, mainly analyzing the cause of the patient's condition. Different causes are treated differently. After the patient clearly understands the cause of his or her menopausal amenorrhea, he or she can take treatment according to the doctor's advice. After treatment, the duration of amenorrhea can be prolonged. During this period, the patient's family should pay attention to the patient's emotions, psychological changes, etc., to prevent the patient from being affected by the disease and suffering psychological harm, which will affect the final conditioning treatment.