Why is menopause always difficult to cure?

What are the treatments for menopause? Everyone must understand this. Only by understanding the treatments for menopause can we help everyone actively diagnose and treat this disease. So how is menopause treated? The following is a professional introduction given by experts.

The treatment of menopause can be oral administration of ethinyl estradiol, 1 mg per day, for 20 consecutive days; or ethinyl estradiol, 0.05 mg per day, for 20 consecutive days. Starting from the 16th day of medication, 20 mg of progesterone can be added intramuscularly every day, or 10 mg of medroxyprogesterone can be taken orally every day for 5 consecutive days. Bleeding 2 to 7 days after stopping the medication is a positive reaction, indicating that the patient has a normal functioning endometrium and can respond to exogenous estrogen and progesterone, proving that menopause is due to a lack of estrogen in the body, which is called second-degree menopause.

If there is no withdrawal bleeding after stopping the drug, you can repeat the estrogen test to encourage the endometrium to produce estrogen receptors. If there is still no bleeding, it indicates that the endometrium is defective or has been destroyed, which is called uterine menopause.

The above is an analysis of the treatment methods for menopause. In order to ensure everyone’s safety and health, we must actively go to a regular hospital to treat this disease. Only in this way can we ensure everyone’s safety and health to the greatest extent.