How to stop bleeding during menopause

After female friends enter menopause, their endocrine metabolism is prone to abnormalities, which can lead to functional uterine bleeding. This disease is a relatively common gynecological disease, which has a great negative impact on patients. It is necessary to actively activate blood circulation, but you really understand how to do it. What are the methods to stop bleeding during menopause?

Estrogen is commonly used in the treatment of menopausal functional uterine bleeding to activate blood circulation. Through the action of sex hormones, the endometrium is repaired by growth or completely shed and then repaired to activate blood circulation. If the bleeding time is long and the amount is large, the medication time should be extended, generally about 20 days, and the actual effect may be stronger. A small amount of withdrawal bleeding may occur within a few days after stopping the medication. This should be explained to the patient before taking the medication, and then estrogen-estrogen sequential therapy or mutual medication should be used to regulate the physiological cycle.

In addition, male hormones can also be used to treat functional uterine bleeding in women during menopause, because male hormones can improve the proliferation of the endometrium; can cause negative feedback and inhibit the function of the hypothalamus-pituitary gland, thereby reducing the secretion of estrogen in the uterus and ovaries; have the effect of increasing the tension of uterine muscles and uterine blood vessels; relieve pelvic congestion and reduce bleeding.

Of course, experts also pointed out that no matter which method is used, the treatment of menopausal functional uterine bleeding must be carried out under the guidance of a specialist, especially patients cannot buy medicines on their own. For subacute excessive vaginal bleeding, curettage is often a quick and effective method of hemostasis. For patients with uterine wall cystadenoma or intestinal metaplasia, or those with a long medical history, ineffective treatment with drugs and curettage, and severe anemia, surgical removal of the uterus is appropriate. In addition, the occurrence of functional uterine bleeding in women during menopause is closely related to psychological disorders, so psychological therapy is also very important.

The psychological treatment of menopausal functional uterine bleeding often includes cognitive therapy and relaxation therapy, which can guide patients to scientifically understand functional uterine bleeding, encourage patients to regulate their emotions, and enhance their self-confidence in resisting the disease. Patients with menopausal marital problems should be guided to correct their incorrect sexual lifestyle, rebuild a harmonious and happy family atmosphere, and learn to let go of their mental burdens, and they will definitely get good results.

The above is the treatment method of menopausal functional uterine bleeding introduced by the editor. I believe everyone should have a certain understanding of it. Therefore, if you are a patient of menopause, you should promptly treat the injuries caused by menopause and have the right mentality to cope with menopause. I hope you can have a healthy and safe menopause.