Let’s find out what are the causes of menopausal functional uterine bleeding?

Functional uterine bleeding during menopause may be caused by adverse mental stimulation or endocrine disorders. Malnutrition in women can also cause functional uterine bleeding. Hypothalamic pituitary dysfunction is also the main cause of functional uterine bleeding in women. If a woman encounters this situation, she should go to the hospital for examination as soon as possible, take appropriate treatment measures, and strengthen physical exercise on a regular basis.

After women enter menopause, they are prone to gynecological tumors, and functional uterine bleeding is one of the diseases that may occur. Patients need to go to the hospital for examination as soon as possible and take appropriate measures for treatment. Because long-term bleeding will affect the patient's physical health and cause some unnecessary complications, let's understand what are the causes of functional uterine bleeding during menopause?
1. Systemic factors : Adverse mental stimulation, endocrine disorders, malnutrition, etc., all of which can cause functional uterine bleeding in women during menopause. Functional uterine bleeding during menopause may also be caused by physical diseases, such as iron deficiency anemia, aplastic anemia, diabetes, etc. These diseases can cause functional uterine bleeding in women, which can seriously affect the health of patients.
2. Ovarian decline <br/>After women enter menopause, their ovarian function begins to decline, the hormone level of the ovaries decreases, and the feedback function to the hypothalamus and pituitary gland is lost, causing the gonadotropin secreted by the pituitary gland to increase to varying degrees. Although the remaining follicles in the ovaries also develop, they do not ovulate. Under the long-term effect of estrogen, the endometrial glands show a continuous hyperplasia reaction, which may cause mild hyperplasia, adenocystic hyperplasia or adenomatous hyperplasia. When the estrogen level fluctuates greatly, the endometrium is incompletely shed, and irregular uterine bleeding occurs.
3. Uterine and endometrial factors <br/>Chronic diseases are also the main factors that induce functional uterine bleeding in women. If women have symptoms of functional uterine bleeding, it is key to take treatment measures as soon as possible, but it is necessary to understand the specific causes. After women enter menopause, they need to be alert to gynecological tumors and endometrial hyperplasia, which can cause symptoms of functional uterine bleeding in women.
Functional uterine bleeding is a relatively common disease. The patient's disease should be reasonably adjusted. Suffering from this disease will cause symptoms of neuroendocrine system disorders and lead to irregular menstruation. Patients need to go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time.