Questions and answers about women’s menopause

　　Is there any way to prevent myself from "making trouble"?

Go out more and do more activities. Don't sit there thinking about "bothering things" all the time. In fact, it is easier to get distracted when a person is stuck at home alone. Even if the doctor prescribes medication, you must pay attention to self-adjustment. For menopausal syndrome, self-adjustment is the basis and cannot rely solely on drugs. Drugs cannot fundamentally solve the problem. In fact, 50% of female Through this kind of self-adjustment, you can go through menopause smoothly without using drugs. Pay attention to adjusting yourself in your lifestyle, and go to exercise , actively participate in various community activities, do exercises, dance, and broaden your interests and hobbies. If you have something you can't think about, find someone to talk to and comfort each other, and then you can think about it.

If something happens, go there Hospital See a doctor?

First, the symptoms are obvious. If menopause is very uncomfortable and has affected your life or work, you should go to the hospital and ask a doctor for help.

Second, menstruation is obviously abnormal. Some people have been bleeding for more than a month, but they think that they are menopausal and it is normal to have abnormal menstruation, so they just carry it and finally stop it. anemia It is very dangerous to come to the hospital for treatment only if you have severe bleeding or even severe bleeding.

Third, the menopause No menopause. If you are over 55 and have not yet had menopause (medically known as late-onset menopause), don’t think that you are still young because you haven’t had menopause and that you will remain youthful forever. Because this happens easily breast cancer、Uterus Endometrial cancer, so you must not be careless and go to the hospital as soon as possible to ask a doctor to do relevant examinations for yourself.
　　
Do I need to take medicine during menopause? ？

uncertain. If your period just disappears slowly and you don’t feel any particular discomfort; or if your period doesn’t come for 3 months and then comes again, a little bit, or even not at all, and there are no obvious symptoms; or if you only have mild symptoms, such as sweating once or twice a day, sleep That's fine, you feel quite cheerful and you don't feel bad, so you don't need to go to the hospital to see a doctor or take medicine. Because, after all, "drugs are three parts poisonous", and no drug is 100% safe, especially drugs for treating menopausal syndrome, which may increase the risk of endometrial cancer. In fact, half of all women survive menopause without any treatment.