What are the symptoms of rheumatism in women

Rheumatism is a very common disease in our daily life. Rheumatism can cause joint pain in people's bodies. Both men and women will have similar symptoms, which has a great impact on people's daily life and physical and mental health. It will cause many adverse symptoms in the human body, so in daily life, you should pay more attention to keeping warm, and exercise more in daily life to enhance your immunity.

What are the symptoms of rheumatism in women?

1. Generally, female rheumatic patients have irregular menstruation, clumping, black or white discharge, abnormal timing and amount, and slightly more serious cases may also experience amenorrhea. These are all clinical symptoms of female rheumatic disease.

2. During the entire process of the disease, the spirit of female rheumatic patients will suffer great stimulation, resulting in faster heart rate, fear, and panic. Slightly more serious rheumatic symptoms may also cause female patients to lose confidence in themselves, lose confidence in their daily lives, and become sensitive and suspicious. During the course of rheumatic disease, female rheumatic patients are more irritable and easily lose their temper than before. They often have an inexplicable anger in their hearts that wants to come out and cannot be controlled automatically.

3. Long-term suffering from rheumatism will cause very serious health effects on female patients. Generally, the most obvious symptoms of patients include dark complexion, memory loss, and significantly reduced thinking ability. Rheumatic patients will be listless all day long, and some will also suffer from insomnia, poor diet, abnormal urination and other symptoms.

Why are women very prone to rheumatism?

Due to family, work and other reasons, treatment is often delayed, which makes the disease progress rapidly.

Estrogen has the dual function of inhibiting immune cells and stimulating cellular immunity. Estrogen can also promote the secretion of hormones by the adrenal glands through the function of the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis, thereby indirectly inhibiting the production of inflammatory cytokines and affecting the occurrence and development of rheumatoid arthritis.

A woman has to go through several special physiological processes in her life, including menstruation, pregnancy, and childbirth, and these special physiological processes will cause changes in women's body functions and estrogen levels.