Symptoms of menopausal syndrome in women

There are many types of female diseases. When treating female diseases, the method selection must be appropriate, so that it will be of great help to improve female diseases. Many people do not know much about female diseases. Common female diseases include vaginitis, adnexitis, and endometritis. These diseases are very harmful to the female body. Menopausal syndrome is also a female disease.

So what kind of disease is menopausal syndrome in women? Many people are not very clear about this. What method should be chosen when treating such a disease? It also requires a good understanding of this disease.

Menopausal syndrome in women:

Menopause syndrome, referred to as menopause syndrome, is a series of syndromes characterized by autonomic dysfunction that appear during the transition period of physiological aging when ovarian function gradually declines and even disappears completely. It is a common and difficult-to-treat disease in women before and after menopause. Menopause, also known as perimenopause, is the process of women entering old age from their reproductive period when their reproductive function is strong. This stage is a period when ovarian function gradually declines and finally disappears. Menopause generally occurs between the ages of 45 and 55. Some women experience a series of endocrine changes before and after menopause due to ovarian dysfunction, including a syndrome dominated by autonomic nervous system disorders, which is called menopausal syndrome. The incidence rate is 10% to 15%. The main clinical symptoms are hot flashes, sweating, irritability, and menstrual disorders, which can affect life and work in severe cases. Western medicine has no special treatment for this, and mostly uses hormones and sedatives for treatment, which have poor therapeutic effects and certain side effects.

Women's menopausal syndrome belongs to the category of "pre- and post-menopausal symptoms" in traditional Chinese medicine. Although there has been no special discussion on this disease in medical books of all dynasties, based on clinical symptoms, Chinese medicine believes that the root cause of this disease is the gradual decline of kidney qi, exhaustion of Tiangui, damage to Chong and Ren meridians, deficiency of essence and blood, and imbalance of yin and yang. For example, it is said in Suwen: On the Innocence of Ancient People: "At the age of 49, the Ren meridian is weak, the Taichong meridian is weakened, the heavenly essence is exhausted, and the earthly channels are blocked, so the body is deteriorating and there is no child." Although menopausal syndrome in women is not mentioned directly here, it points out that the physiological changes in menopausal women are the gradual decline of kidney qi, which leads to the pathology of Ren and Chong meridian disorders.

Through the above introduction, we have a good understanding of women's menopausal syndrome. Therefore, when treating such a disease, we must choose the appropriate method. However, when women have this type of disease, their emotions are relatively unstable, so at this time, emotional regulation is very important, which is conducive to the improvement of the disease.