What does perimenopausal syndrome mean?

Perimenopausal syndrome refers to a series of symptoms caused by disordered sex hormone levels or sudden low estrogen levels during the period of decreased ovarian function before and after menopause in women, usually including menstrual disorders, hot flashes, night sweats, dizziness, palpitations, etc.

More than 50% of women will be affected by various symptoms during the perimenopause period, which may seriously affect their life and work status and affect their health. In addition to the above symptoms, there may also be vaginal dryness, urinary and reproductive system infections, irritability, anxiety, depression, headaches, difficulty sleeping and other discomforts. Some women may also experience osteoporosis, fractures, abnormal glucose and lipid metabolism, cardiovascular system diseases and other discomforts.

Therefore, women with perimenopausal syndrome and obvious symptoms are advised to seek medical evaluation and consider hormone replacement therapy or symptomatic treatment with medications, such as tibolone tablets, estradiol patches, estradiol gel, oryzanol tablets, diazepam tablets, and estazolam tablets.