Will women still ovulate after menopause?

Many women are troubled by amenorrhea, and often experience irritability, lack of physical strength, fatigue, weakness, soreness of waist and knees, etc. In severe cases, it may affect fertility. Some female patients often ask: Will ovulation still occur after amenorrhea? Experts point out that there will be no ovulation after amenorrhea. Therefore, if women who have not given birth experience amenorrhea, they must pay attention to it and seek early treatment to avoid infertility.

Menstruation occurs because the ovaries secrete estrogen and progesterone. If this function is affected, it may cause amenorrhea. Other premature ovarian failure, ovarian tissue damage, ovarian tumors, and polycystic ovary syndrome may also cause amenorrhea. After amenorrhea, the ovarian function will disappear and the ovaries will no longer have the function of ovulation. At this time, you should pay attention to the maintenance after amenorrhea.

The first thing is to be optimistic about life. Although it may bring some loneliness when children grow up and start their own families, you can completely accept some new things, such as running, cycling, dancing, etc. The most important thing is to keep a good mood at all times.

The second is to maintain regular sex life, which is conducive to not easily causing skin heat, thereby stimulating ovarian degeneration, and easing the hormonal system.

Then you should reduce the amount of coffee, alcohol and other stimulating drinks or foods. It is best to keep it light. Finally, you should take proper nutritional supplements, such as vitamin C, vitamin E, calcium tablets, medicinal plants ginseng, etc.