To relieve menopausal syndrome, you should understand its typical manifestations

Generally speaking, women go through menopause between the ages of 45 and 55, and 15% to 25% of women do not experience any obvious abnormalities. Most women will experience more or less clinical symptoms during menopause, which is called menopausal syndrome. So, what are the typical manifestations of menopausal syndrome?

Dysfunction of the reproductive system may cause irregular menstrual cycles and periods, or even complete cessation of menstruation, and changes in menstrual volume.

Vaginal discharge decreases, dryness, itching and other discomforts. Decreased libido, difficulty in sexual life, and pain during sexual life. Due to the reduced local resistance of the vagina, it is easy to cause bacterial infection and inflammation. When the inflammation involves the urethra, symptoms and signs of urinary tract infection such as frequent urination, urgency, and pain during urination may occur.

Symptoms of the cardiovascular system are caused by vasomotor dysfunction. Common clinical manifestations include hot flashes (flushes), increased blood pressure, dizziness, and vasospasm pain.

Changes in the mental and nervous systems may cause fatigue, memory loss, irritability, temper tantrums, lack of concentration, depression, anxiety, and even a sense of world-weariness. Typical manifestations of menopausal syndrome are insomnia, frequent dreams, and easy awakening. Some people may experience symptoms similar to those of mental illness.

Joint and muscle pain occurs in about 30% of menopausal women, which is more than 5 times the incidence of men of the same age. Knee pain is the most common, often accompanied by persistent muscle pain in the shoulders, neck, lumbar sacral region and sacroiliac joints.

Metabolic changes More than one-third of menopausal women may become obese, gain weight, and accumulate fat in the abdomen, hips, buttocks, chin, breasts, upper and lower limbs. Edema, hyperlipidemia, and increased blood sugar may also occur. Other immune functions are reduced, and systemic infections and tumors are prone to complications.

Although the typical manifestations of menopausal syndrome are diverse, special treatment is generally not required. If the symptoms are particularly severe and affect life and work, drug treatment can be used.

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