Methods for observing and treating postmenopausal uterine atrophy

As the pressure of life increases, most people have to spend a lot of energy and time on work, even overworked. However, such a work attitude will gradually lead your body to sub-health, so it is very important to prevent and alleviate the occurrence of diseases. . Abnormal phenomena always bother female friends. Many female friends ignore physical discomfort, and by the time they start to pay attention to it, it is already too late, causing great harm to their bodies. Below we will introduce to you the methods of observing and treating postmenopausal uterine atrophy.

method:

The ovaries and uteri of 92 perimenopausal women, 292 women who had menopause for more than one year, and 41 women with normal menstruation were observed by transvaginal ultrasound, and the relationship between the time of menopause and the observed indicators was analyzed. Results: Compared with the follicular phase of normal menstruation, in the early perimenopause (menopause ≤ 0.2 years) and postmenopause, the ovarian area decreased by an average of 30% and 56%, respectively; E2 increased by 11% and decreased by 67%, respectively; the uterine area increased by 38% and decreased by 21%, respectively; and the endometrium atrophied by 2% and 48%, respectively. One year after menopause, E2 does not continue to decline significantly; 3 to 5 years after menopause, the ovaries and uterus do not continue to shrink significantly. Conclusion: Ovarian atrophy precedes the decline of E2, but the ability to produce E2 declines faster than the shrinkage of the ovary. Dependence on E2, the endometrium is larger than the uterine body.

Treatment

1. Under normal circumstances, after menopause, as the body changes, various physiological functions of the human body begin to decline, and the uterus will shrink to a certain extent. However, the occurrence of these situations varies from person to person. Your current test results are normal, and there are no abnormal symptoms. This is a physiological transition stage.

2. For women who are approaching menopause, whose fibroids grow slowly and whose uterus is smaller than the size of a 3-month pregnancy, and who do not have menorrhagia or compression symptoms, no treatment is required. They only need to be checked once every 3 to 6 months, and we hope that the uterine fibroids will shrink after menopause. After menopause, as the secretion of estrogen decreases, uterine fibroids will gradually shrink due to the loss of estrogen stimulation. However, women with uterine fibroids often have late menopause, and if the fibroids continue to grow or other symptoms occur during the observation period, treatment should still be considered. Guidance: According to common sense, uterine fibroids will shrink as estrogen in the body decreases. It is recommended that you observe it regularly. If it gets bigger or you have other discomfort, seek medical attention immediately.

3. If you have symptoms of gynecological inflammation, it is recommended that you take metronidazole or norfloxacin capsules for treatment. It is recommended that underwear should be soft and loose, preferably made of cotton. Avoid wearing down, nylon and wool clothing next to your skin, and avoid washing underwear and socks together.

Through the introduction of the above article, we learned how to observe and treat uterine atrophy in postmenopausal women. After menopause, women enter the second stage. If they are not adequately prepared during this period, they may encounter many unnecessary problems after menopause. Therefore, it is necessary for women to supplement nutrition after menopause. We hope that the methods we provide can help everyone take good care of their bodies. Women's bodies are very sensitive. We must constantly pay attention to women's own health, not ignore our own problems, and face diseases with a positive attitude.