Estrogen cream applied to the vagina to relieve menopause

When women enter menopause, they will experience a series of clinical symptoms due to the sudden decrease in estrogen metabolism, such as scanty menstruation, amenorrhea, and menstrual disorders. In addition, they will be accompanied by vaginal dryness, pain during sexual intercourse, night sweats, hot flashes in the five parts of the body, and irritability. In clinical medicine, the application of estrogen ointment for external conditioning treatment can relieve the symptoms of vaginal dryness and itching in menopausal women and reduce pain during sexual intercourse. In addition, it can also treat urinary and reproductive system infections in menopausal women and prevent pathogens from invading private parts and causing discomfort. Female patients in menopause should eat more foods containing vitamins and pay attention to nutritional balance and rest.

Female patients entering menopause may experience symptoms such as vaginal relaxation and astringency. Vaginal bleeding, pain and other clinical manifestations are very common during sexual intercourse between couples. Applying estrogen ointment to the private parts can relieve the above symptoms. Applying estrogen ointment to the private parts can reduce the symptoms of astringency in the private parts, reduce the pain caused during sexual intercourse, and effectively prevent urinary and reproductive system infections and reduce the occurrence of gynecological diseases. Female patients in menopause should pay attention to maintaining a good mood and avoiding depression. In terms of nutritional balance, they should pay attention to eating more nutritious foods that are easy to digest and absorb, avoid eating irritating foods, and patients should have a balanced diet.

For postmenopausal women, combined estrogen plaster is indeed a very good topical medicine for the treatment of atrophic vaginitis. The medicine contains sodium estrone sulfate and sodium dogestrol sulfate, which are various estrogen compounds. This ingredient can be quickly digested by the vaginal mucosa after entering the woman's vagina, effectively improving the estrogen component of the woman's vagina, and has a more ideal therapeutic effect on improving symptoms such as vulvar dryness and vulvar itching caused by atrophic vaginitis. However, combined with estrogen plasters, there are certain side effects. It may cause burning sensation, irritation in the female vagina, itching in the urinary system, and increased vaginal discharge in women. Therefore, the drug should be used for a short period of time and periodically, and should not be used frequently. Suggestions: The expected effect of combining estrogen plaster is very good, but for pregnant women, it may affect the development of the child and should not be used.

2. Family members should also be aware of the symptoms of menopause in middle-aged and elderly women. Be fully aware of any abnormal changes in their behavior or mental state, give immediate comfort and avoid unnecessary quarrels.