Why do women in their fifties sweat so much?

It is normal for the human body to sweat appropriately. The human body needs to detoxify all the time, and sweating is one way of detoxification. Women in their fifties are in menopause. Women in menopause may sweat a lot. Excessive sweating cannot rule out other reasons. There are many reasons for excessive sweating, and many people still don’t understand. Why do women in their fifties love to sweat? Let’s take a look at it next.

1. Why do women in their fifties sweat a lot?

Generally speaking, there are two possible reasons for this situation. One is that it is caused by qi deficiency, and the other is menopause, which requires further treatment.

2. Menopause

Menopause used to be the period after the onset of menopause. This concept has now been abolished and replaced by perimenopause, but people are still accustomed to using the term menopause. Menopausal syndrome refers to a series of physiological and psychological symptoms that occur before and after menopause due to a decrease in estrogen.

3. What to pay attention to during menopause

1. Because of the decline of ovarian function and the fluctuation of estrogen levels, the menstruation of women before and after menopause begins to become irregular, with increased menstrual flow, disordered cycles, and prolonged duration.

2. Women in menopause always feel inexplicably anxious, their head and neck feel hot, and they sweat a lot at any time, even in the winter when the temperature is very low.

3. You can always see on TV that a middle-aged woman loses her temper for no reason, and others will say, "She's in menopause." It can be seen that women in this period are often prone to emotional fluctuations, have less patience, and are easily angered.

4. Many women in this period are more delicate than before, and are easily sad and unhappy. The low mood also affects the normal function of the gastrointestinal tract, leading to poor appetite, reduced motility and difficulty in defecation.

5. The secretion of estrogen decreases, and the protective effect on bone minerals in the bones is reduced, which can easily cause osteoporosis. If you fall without paying attention, it may cause fractures.