What are the symptoms of menopausal women

There are often menopausal women around us. It is because they are under too much mental pressure or are in a bad mood that they develop some impatient moods or emotions. So these women are medically called menopausal women, and these women are around us and are very common. For example, most people’s mothers, so let’s take a look at the symptoms of menopausal women.

1. Obvious physiological changes

After women reach menopause, as their metabolism gradually decreases, the most typical symptoms are hot flashes and flushing. In the early stages of menopause, the first symptoms include irregular menstruation, amenorrhea, atrophic vaginitis, etc. In addition, the most common symptoms for women during menopause are enlarged facial pores and increasingly obvious facial pigmentation.

2. Changes in the vagina and urinary system

The aging process during menopause can cause symptoms of frequent urination, urgency, and even incontinence in the bladder and urethra, and the vulva and vagina may also become dry, atrophied, and itchy. In addition, the arrival of menopause may also lead to cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases. Menopausal women may experience angina pectoris, coronary heart disease, etc. The most common disease is osteoporosis. These are the most typical symptoms of menopause.

3. Weight gain and obesity

We know that the body's metabolic capacity will continue to decline with age, especially for older women, whose exercise volume will gradually decrease. These will lead to body fat accumulation and reduced calorie consumption, thus leading to obesity.

4. Mental sensitivity and mood swings

Women will experience mental changes during menopause. Fatigue, headaches, dizziness, irritability, depression, difficulty concentrating, etc. are typical symptoms. In severe cases, they are prone to mental illness. Therefore, women must pay attention to psychological decompression during menopause and greet every change with an optimistic attitude.

Menopause is a stage that troubles many women, but only by clearly understanding the symptoms of menopause in women can we better deal with the special physiological and psychological problems that may arise during menopause, do adequate health care, greet every change in a good state, and treat every day with an optimistic attitude, so as to better go through menopause.