Why menopause is hard to cure

Menopause is a common gynecological disease. Experts point out that menopause not only threatens everyone's health, but also causes harm to everyone's spirit, so everyone must find ways to actively treat this disease. Next, we will give a detailed interpretation of the treatment methods for menopause.

The decline in estrogen levels causes a variety of changes in the female genitals during this period. The fat in the mons pubis and perineum disappears, the labia gradually shrinks and almost disappears, and the pubic and armpit hair becomes sparse. The ovaries shrink significantly, the fallopian tubes become as thin as strings, the uterus returns to its pre-pubertal size, and the endometrium and cervix also shrink.

In response to the severe decrease in estrogen levels in postmenopausal women, hormone replacement therapy can bring short-term improvements in women's overall health (such as eliminating hot flashes, night sweats, insomnia and other symptoms), and also has long-term benefits for the cardiovascular system and bones (i.e. preventing osteoporosis and quite common fractures), and maintaining good genital function, such as stopping genital atrophy, stimulating vaginal secretions, etc., and more importantly, helping to resume normal sexual activity.

The above-mentioned menopausal treatment methods are relatively common. After mastering the menopausal treatment methods, everyone is required to actively go to a professional hospital to treat the disease in order to maximize the restoration of everyone's safety and health and avoid greater harm caused by the disease.