What to do if your menstrual flow is heavy during menopause

The bodies of menopausal women will undergo great changes. If you do not pay attention to your physical health at this time, you will be easily invaded by some diseases, which will seriously affect your physical health. Many menopausal women will experience increased menstrual flow. In fact, this is related to some of their ovarian function problems. Let us now learn about the introduction of heavy menstrual flow during menopause.

In fact, there are many reasons for heavy menstrual flow, and women often experience this problem during menopause. If it is functional dysfunctional uterine bleeding during menopause, it will also lead to increased menstrual volume, so it is recommended that you do a more formal examination to find out the cause.

It is a type of dysfunctional uterine bleeding (dysfunctional uterine bleeding).

Guidance:

I suggest that you do an ultrasound first to rule out uterine fibroids and adnexal masses, and then check the condition of the endometrium. If the endometrium is thickened, the main reason is that your ovarian function has declined and you have not ovulated because you are 50 years old. The endometrium has been under the action of estrogen for a long time and cannot get the effect of progesterone, which can cause withdrawal bleeding or breakthrough bleeding . In this way, your menstruation will be more frequent and irregular.

Then check the six sex hormones to see if it is caused by a decrease in estrogen. If so, you can supplement with an appropriate amount of nialstradiol and take Chinese medicine at the same time. I believe there will be improvement.

In addition to paying attention to their physical health, menopausal women should also pay attention to mental health issues because it is easy to have emotional ups and downs at this time. If they do not pay attention to regulating their emotions and are always affected by this negative mood, it will also cause harm to their physical health.