What medicine should I take for menopausal syndrome?

When women enter menopause, they enter a turbulent period. During this stage, their endocrine system will undergo some significant changes, causing a series of imbalances in the body, their emotions will become more volatile, and some diseases will gradually emerge. Therefore, some drug treatment is essential for women who experience menopausal symptoms. Below, the editor will introduce some drug treatment methods to help everyone go through menopause more smoothly.

Psychotherapy

Psychotherapy is an important part of menopausal treatment, and can be assisted by the use of autonomic nervous function regulating drugs, such as oryzanol and diazepam (Valium), which help regulate autonomic nervous function. You can also take vitamin B6, vitamin B complex, vitamin E and vitamin A.

Hormone replacement therapy (HRT)

Perimenopausal syndrome is mainly caused by ovarian dysfunction and estrogen reduction. HRT is a clinical medical measure taken to solve this problem. With scientific, reasonable and standardized medication and regular monitoring, the beneficial effects of HRT will outweigh its potential harms.

Drug treatment for osteoporosis:

(1) Calcium supplements are used as an auxiliary or basic medication for various drug treatments. The appropriate calcium intake for postmenopausal women is 1000mg/d to 1500mg/d, and should be 1500mg/d after the age of 65. The first method of calcium supplementation is dietary supplementation. The part that cannot be supplemented can be supplemented with calcium preparations. The calcium preparations used clinically include calcium carbonate, calcium phosphate, calcium chlorate, calcium citrate and other preparations.

(2) Vitamin D is suitable for perimenopausal women who lack outdoor activities. 400 to 500 U can be taken orally every day. Combining it with calcium supplements is beneficial to the complete absorption of calcium.

The use of medication during menopause should be based on each person's physique, weight, and health status. Especially when multiple diseases coexist, there are great differences. We must not treat everyone the same in terms of medication, nor can we assume that the same medicinal effect can be obtained.

Menopause is particularly important for women, and women should be more cautious about how to use medication during menopause. The method introduced by the editor above is very detailed. There will be no major problems if you follow it. In addition to taking medicine, you should regularly engage in appropriate physical activities, keep a good mood, and actively prevent and treat physical and mental illnesses that are common during menopause.