Clinical manifestations of perimenopausal syndrome

The clinical manifestations of perimenopausal syndrome in women are directly related to the decline of ovarian function. The following symptoms may occur: irregular menstrual cycle, loss of menstrual periodicity and self-limitation. The second is the decline in estrogen levels, such as hot flashes, sweating, memory loss, insomnia, and some patients will have cardiovascular problems, high blood pressure, palpitations, and some will have joint pain, morning stiffness and other perimenopausal symptoms. The symptoms of perimenopausal syndrome are mainly manifested as hot flashes, night sweats, irritability, irritability, soreness of waist and knees, poor sleep at night, and some people will also show frequent urination and urgency. In severe cases, some people will become depressed.

Why do I always want to defecate during my menstrual period?

Some women will have obvious pelvic effusion during menstruation, which is related to chronic pelvic inflammatory disease. The increase of exudate during menstruation will further aggravate the pelvic effusion. The pelvic cavity is the lowest point of the pelvic floor. Because the increase of fluid accumulation will cause pressure on the anus, there will be a feeling of heaviness in the anus. Most of this symptom can be relieved naturally after the end of menstruation. Most of the reasons are that during menstruation, the body will secrete a substance called prostaglandin, which will cause the contraction of the uterus and produce spasmodic pain. Women want to defecate during menstruation, which is mainly related to changes in hormone levels in the body and pelvic bleeding.

How many days after the menstrual period can a woman have sex

Having sex too early, especially during menstruation, can easily cause intrauterine infection and chronic pelvic inflammation in women. In severe cases, it can also cause intrauterine adhesions and secondary infertility. If you have sex within two days of menstruation, the cervix has not yet closed, the endometrium has not yet begun to repair, and the blood vessels have not completely closed. If you have sex too early at this time, it is easy to cause blood vessels to open again and cause bleeding, and it is easy to cause retrograde infection. How long after menstruation can you have sex?