When women enter the age of about 40 years old, ovarian function will gradually decline, it will not be able to secrete estrogen normally, resulting in a rapid decrease in the level of estrogen in the body, which will cause a series of physical abnormalities in women during this period, this process is called menopause, which belongs to the physiological stage of natural aging of women.
However, if such women do not have early conditioning, it is very likely to cause a series of complications and pose a greater harm to health.
Therefore, when women have menopausal symptoms, they must be treated and adjusted in time. However, there are many people who do not know what abnormal manifestations of menopause are.
What are the symptoms of menopause in women?
First, menopausal flushing
Menopausal flushing is a symptom that is particularly pronounced after entering menopause, and this phenomenon is also known as a fire or a burst of red flashes.
This is a phenomenon caused by the decline in estrogen levels, which causes autonomic nerve function to be disturbed and vasoconstrictive function to occur.
Flushing occurs without any regularity, and generally appears suddenly, and it will suddenly disappear on its own. Such women will feel that a hot gas will be rushed from the chest to the neck and the head and face.
Subsequently, the skin on the chest, neck, and head of the patient will become very red, and there will be a lot of sweat and a feeling of burning sensation throughout the body.
This phenomenon can occur anytime, anywhere, but it generally occurs more frequently at night when sleeping, after getting up in the morning, and when the mood is agitated.
The time of this situation each time it occurs varies from a few seconds or an hour, and when this happens, women will be accompanied by a more obvious body chill and pallor.
Second, repeated insomnia and mood changes
Due to the rapid decline in the level of estrogen in the body, the pituitary gonadotropin increases, resulting in a temporary disorder of neuroendocrine, which will cause autonomic dysfunction.
It will cause women to have a series of sleep problems, such as repeated insomnia or easy to wake up. And the personality of such women will also change greatly, such as becoming prone to anxiety and irritability or easy to be pessimistic.
3. Repeated palpitations, panic or dizziness and headache
The estrogen in the female body not only maintains the female secondary sex characteristics, but also reduces the fluidity of blood circulation and lowers serum cholesterol.
When women enter menopause, estrogen is greatly reduced, which will affect the overall flow rate of blood, easily affect the blood supply of the heart, and make people have repeated palpitations.
It also affects the blood supply to the brain, causing the woman to experience repeated dizziness or headaches.
Fourth, bone pain and physical weakness
Estrogen can maintain normal bone function in the female body, once the level of estrogen declines, bone resorption will increase, and the amount of bone mass in the body will be lost in large quantities, so that such women repeatedly have waist and leg pain and joint soreness, easy fractures and a series of osteoporosis phenomena.
In addition, due to the large loss of calcium, it can lead to muscle weakness in women and easy cramps when sleeping at night.
All in all, for women over 40 years old, if the above four symptoms occur repeatedly, and they are accompanied by menstrual changes and the rapid aging of the skin, it is generally due to entering menopause.
Then such women must adjust their diet, schedule, mentality and exercise. If the symptoms are more obvious, you can take some drugs appropriately under the guidance of a doctor for conditioning, which is enough to effectively alleviate a series of estrogen-lowering symptoms.