What to do about premature menopause

Menopause refers to a phenomenon in which a woman has not had her menstruation for more than one year. Under normal circumstances, women go through menopause at around 45-50 years old. It is abnormal to go through menopause before 40 years old, which is generally caused by premature ovarian failure. For premature menopause, you can take hormone drugs under the guidance of a clinician to regulate and maintain normal menstruation.

There is a direct relationship between women's early menopause and ovarian function. When the ovaries have problems and cannot function normally, the secretion of estrogen in the body will be affected, and menstruation will no longer occur. Because it is a symbol of aging, it will bring great changes to women's psychology. For women who want to retain their fertility and have not completely lost their ovarian function, hormones or similar drugs can be used to induce ovulation to allow the body to produce estrogen, or estrogen can be supplemented through in vitro injections, or traditional Chinese medicine can be used to replenish qi and blood to achieve the purpose of increasing estrogen levels. As long as the estrogen level returns to normal, menstruation will be able to come normally. Of course, the use of these drugs needs to be used under the guidance of clinical obstetricians and gynecologists, and they cannot be used in excess. Excessive use will repeatedly stimulate the ovaries and lead to ovarian cancer.

There is a direct relationship between women's early menopause and ovarian function. When the ovaries have problems and cannot function normally, the secretion of estrogen in the body will be affected, and menstruation will no longer occur. Because it is a symbol of aging, it will bring great changes to women's psychology. For women who want to retain their fertility and have not completely lost their ovarian function, hormones or similar drugs can be used to induce ovulation to allow the body to produce estrogen, or estrogen can be supplemented through in vitro injections, or traditional Chinese medicine can be used to replenish qi and blood to achieve the purpose of increasing estrogen levels. As long as the estrogen level returns to normal, menstruation will be able to come normally. Of course, the use of these drugs needs to be used under the guidance of clinical obstetricians and gynecologists, and they cannot be used in excess. Excessive use will repeatedly stimulate the ovaries and lead to ovarian cancer.

After middle age, women's body functions decline, so they experience premature menopause. Not only do they need to adjust their diet with medication, but they also need to make appropriate adjustments in their daily lives, ensure adequate sleep, and strengthen physical exercise.