What is the best department to see for menopause?

When women reach menopause, they are most likely to have irregular menstruation, with a significant decrease in menstrual volume and a small amount of non-menstrual bleeding. A small number of people also have an increased menstrual cycle. In addition, they will be accompanied by many symptoms of the body, such as hot flashes, frequent sweating for no reason, and easily becoming irritable. At this time, women have to see a doctor, so which department should they go to when seeing a doctor?

Women's menopause requires comprehensive treatment, of course, mainly estrogen changes. There are professional gynecological endocrinology and key menopausal treatment. However, some hospitals' outpatient departments are not so specialized, so the endocrinology department and the geriatric department also see patients. Since there are various symptoms, when osteoporosis occurs, the surgery department and the orthopedics department will also see the patient. The neurology department is treating it, the cardiology department is treating it, and multiple departments are collaborating to deal with the problem. If you can choose a treatment that can solve the problem at the same time, that would be better, but it is mainly done by a gynecologist. If the actual effect is not good and other problems are found, please consult with experts from other departments and work together to make life more perfect and happier. What can be handled by one department should be handled by that department alone. What is difficult for one department to resolve should be solved by everyone working together to help improve it.

How to treat menopause in women:

1. General medical treatment

Mental and neurological symptoms in menopausal women may be exacerbated by an unstable nervous type or mental outlook. Carry out necessary psychological therapy, self-adjustment, and communication with relatives. When necessary, take oral sedatives to promote sleep and adjust the function of the autonomic nervous system. Menopausal women should increase physical exercise, increase sunshine hours, and take appropriate vitamins. Tea and foods high in calcium can prevent osteoporosis.

2. Medication

Women lack estrogen during menopause. They can take estrogen under the guidance of a doctor to alleviate menopausal symptoms and prevent osteoporosis. However, estrogen treatment has many contraindications and side effects, and female friends should not take the medicine on their own.

The golden time to choose hormone therapy is when menopause occurs. When the growth hormone in the human body is in a declining state, we supplement it promptly and appropriately, which can effectively reduce the rate of growth hormone decline, and thus can promptly improve the patient's menopausal symptoms, especially improve blood sugar disorders, inhibit the formation of aortic atherosclerotic plaques, and prevent coronary heart disease.

As they age, many women inadvertently experience symptoms such as temperament changes, night sweats, insomnia, palpitations, emotional excitement, depression, etc. These are actually caused by the onset of menopause.

Specific ways to delay menopause include:

1. Keep exercising: We know that exercise can speed up basal metabolism and maintain the vitality of body cells, especially uterine and ovarian body cells. The activity of uterine and ovarian cells is enhanced, and the ovaries are naturally improved, so the effect of delaying menopause will be further enhanced.

2. Soy milk: Soy milk contains estrogen, which can adjust the endocrine system of middle-aged and elderly women, alleviate and improve menopausal symptoms, and prevent aging.

3. Maintain a good mood: Negative emotions will accelerate women's decline. If women are depressed for a long time, they will decline rapidly and menopause will come. Therefore, in order to slow down women's menopause, they must also maintain a stable mood.

Women have to go through menopause personally. Women should not feel anxious when menopausal symptoms appear. They should deal with it objectively and go to the hospital for regular check-ups and treatment as soon as possible.