What are the clinical manifestations of perimenopausal syndrome?

The clinical manifestations of female perimenopausal syndrome are directly related to the decline of ovarian function, and the following symptoms may occur: menstrual cycle disorder, loss of menstrual periodicity and self-limitation. The main manifestations are: menstrual changes, prolonged menstrual cycle, reduced menstrual flow, and finally menopause; 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.

Can I get pregnant if I have sex two days before my period?

Pregnancy during sexual intercourse two days before menstruation mainly occurs when: women who do not want to have children after becoming pregnant can do B-ultrasound examination about 40 days after menstruation stops. If the diameter of the gestational sac is less than 2cm, medical abortion can be given. If the gestational sac is between 2-5cm, artificial abortion can also be used to terminate the pregnancy. Therefore, if there is no requirement for fertility for the time being, contraceptive measures must be taken. It is not recommended to use the safe period or the method of external ejaculation for contraception. Both methods are unreliable and can easily lead to accidental pregnancy. Pregnancy will not occur during sexual intercourse two days before menstruation, because this time is the safe period and the ovulation period has passed.

Can women exercise during menstruation?

Menstruation is a normal physiological phenomenon for women. Appropriate exercise during menstruation can improve blood circulation in the pelvic cavity, reduce congestion, promote the smooth discharge of menstrual blood, and relieve discomfort symptoms such as dizziness, headache, and fatigue during menstruation. Women who exercise properly during menstruation can contract and relax their abdominal muscles and pelvic floor muscles to a certain extent, which can alleviate the adverse physiological reactions of menstruation to a certain extent. It is not recommended for women to exercise during menstruation. If it is in the late stage of menstruation, they can exercise moderately, but the movements should not be too intense.