Treatment of amenorrhea at the age of 43

Women will experience amenorrhea when they reach a certain age. Amenorrhea has a great impact on women's bodies, and women usually experience amenorrhea over the age of 50. If they enter amenorrhea early, it will make women age faster. Therefore, this problem must be improved. What are the treatments for amenorrhea at the age of 43? There are many ways to treat amenorrhea at the age of 43. The following is a detailed introduction so that women know how to treat it.

Treatment of amenorrhea at the age of 43:

1. There is currently no solution for uterine amenorrhea in patients with congenital absence of uterus or complete damage to the endometrium. Pseudo-amenorrhea caused by vaginal or hymen deformities can be treated by surgery to open up the channels and allow menstrual blood to be discharged smoothly. For patients with intrauterine adhesions, the uterine cavity should be explored and separation surgery should be performed depending on the extent of the adhesion. After the operation, an intrauterine contraceptive device should be placed for several months to prevent recurrence of adhesions.

2. Ovarian amenorrhea is caused by low ovarian function and can only be treated with sex hormone supplementation. Generally, estrogen and progesterone are administered cyclically to simulate normal menstruation to create an artificial cycle. This can enable girls with amenorrhea to have cyclical menstruation similar to that of normal girls, so as to maintain the psychological state of normal women. More importantly, sex hormone replacement therapy can prevent their reproductive tract atrophy and dysplasia, prevent osteoporosis, and promote the development of sexual characteristics.

The vast majority of cases of ovarian amenorrhea result in lifelong infertility because no follicles develop in the ovaries. Unless you accept artificial insemination technology using eggs donated by others. Occasionally, there are reports of premature ovarian failure or ovarian insensitivity syndrome, because there are still a small number of undeveloped follicles remaining in the ovaries, and ovulation and pregnancy may occur after stimulation, but it is very rare. Patients with hypogonadism whose sex chromosome is Y should have their gonads removed and receive sex hormone replacement therapy.

3. For pituitary amenorrhea, gonadotropin HMG (human menopausal gonadotropin) should be the best choice, and it can achieve a fairly high ovulation rate and pregnancy rate. Because it is expensive and requires daily injections and a strict monitoring program, it is only suitable for married women who want to have children. For unmarried women with pituitary amenorrhea who do not desire to have children, the main treatment principle is still hormone replacement therapy. The method is the same as that for ovarian amenorrhea.

After understanding the treatment method of amenorrhea at the age of 43, you can follow the above methods to improve amenorrhea. Women in their 40s can eat more blood-replenishing and qi-replenishing foods, and at the same time eat some foods to prevent menopause. This is very helpful in delaying aging and preventing amenorrhea.