Symptoms of gastrointestinal dysfunction during menopause

Everyone will experience menopause. During menopause, the body's organs will decline, and there will be major changes in the psychological state and mentality. At the same time, there will be symptoms of gastrointestinal dysfunction and heartburn. The clinical symptom of menopause is menopause, which means that these women have lost their fertility. So, what are the main manifestations of gastrointestinal dysfunction in women during menopause? Let’s take a look together below.

Generally, the physiological and psychological problems caused by menopause are more obvious in women, who are about 44 to 55 years old. The physical changes during menopause include ovarian shrinkage, androgen deficiency leading to osteoporosis, back pain, cardiovascular disease, and menopausal gastrointestinal disorders. Women are prone to some negative emotions in the context of these physical changes, such as feeling that their physical fitness is declining, memory loss, etc., which aggravates these psychosomatic symptoms and even leads to polarization.

What are the main manifestations of gastrointestinal dysfunction in women during menopause?

1. As the ovaries gradually decline, estrogen production also decreases. The main symptoms of menopausal gastrointestinal disorders in women include: flushed face, night sweats, upper body fever, irregular menstruation, high blood pressure, fatigue, difficulty breathing, chest tightness, restlessness, emotional instability, insomnia, dizziness, tinnitus, palpitations, etc.

2. Gastrointestinal disorders in menopausal women are relatively common in clinical medicine, and the causes of the disease are mostly related to the patient's physical fitness, endocrine imbalance and mental factors. In addition, during menopause, the ovaries decrease, the pituitary gland is more hyperactive, and excessive gonadotropin is secreted, causing the body's estrogen level to gradually decrease, resulting in autonomic nervous system disorders. Gastrointestinal symptoms include irritability, nagging and gastrointestinal imbalance, stomach discomfort, constipation, and diarrhea. For most people, gastrointestinal symptoms will be more obvious after entering menopause. Intestinal peristalsis loses its normal regularity, manifested as alternation of constipation and diarrhea.

Young women should learn to regulate their own mood and pay attention to the health of the digestive system, so as to alleviate menopausal gastrointestinal disorders. Women in menopause should pay special attention to oral health, because if the teeth are not good, the stomach will be bad, if the stomach is not good, the body will be bad.