Eight manifestations of menopausal syndrome

Female menopause is a stage that every woman will experience personally. Female menopause syndrome has many symptoms, so we must pay attention to it in our daily life. It is also necessary to do relevant prevention work. Understanding the eight symptoms of female menopause syndrome will also help your physical and mental health.

1. Menstrual disorders: One of the most common and prominent symptoms of female menopausal syndrome is menstrual disorders. After women reach menopause, their menstrual periods are often delayed, sometimes only once every few months, and the amount of menstruation also gradually decreases. When estrogen levels drop and can no longer cause changes in the uterine wall, menstruation stops, which is called menopause.

2. Neurological and mental diseases: Some female friends will experience significant fluctuations in blood pressure after entering menopause; the vast majority of menopausal women may have symptoms of menopausal syndrome such as irritability, irritability, temperament changes, and memory loss.

3. Cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases and lipid metabolism disorders: Many female friends often develop cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases and lipid metabolism disorders during menopause, and may even develop serious diseases such as coronary heart disease and diabetes.

4. Dry or itchy skin: Hormone changes can cause dry skin and excessive sensitivity or irritation of the skin.

5. Wrinkle lifting: Growth hormone changes can cause skin sagging, reduced elasticity, and softening. The eyes, cheeks, and mouth are most prone to wrinkles.

6. Feeling uncomfortable and want to cry: Ovarian dysfunction and hormonal changes can cause mood swings and more uncomfortable psychological feelings.

7. In the absence of any pathogenic factors, the feeling of wind spreads rapidly from the chest to the face and upper limbs, sometimes accompanied by panic and sweating. Some patients also have nighttime hot flashes, often waking up at night, sweating all over the body, hot flashes and night sweats. The causes are all estrogen deficiency, which causes vasoconstriction and left ventricular activity to be in anarchy.

8. Vulvar atrophy is not obvious at first, but becomes very obvious 2 to 3 years after menopause. First, the vulva fat decreases, the elasticity decreases, the pubic hair falls out and becomes thinner, the labia majora becomes thin and flat, and the labia minora shrinks. As the elasticity of the vaginal opening decreases, becomes smaller and less expandable, the secretion of the Bartholin's glands decreases to less and less, aggravating the discomfort and difficulty of penis insertion during sexual intercourse.