How women cope with amenorrhea

　　amenorrhea Will affect the human body healthy , can also cause infertility, so for female Friends, we should strive to deal with female amenorrhea.

　　female anemia May cause amenorrhea problems:

　　Many female friends are here menopause In the end, I didn’t care anymore, thinking that I wouldn’t suffer from anything again. Gynecology disease wait. In fact, this is not the case. Women after amenorrhea may also suffer from the disease. The results found that a lack of one nutrient increased the risk of anemia by 21%; while a lack of three nutrients increased the risk of anemia by 44%. Compared with other groups of people, female patients with anemia consume less protein, folic acid, vitamin B12, iron, and vitamin C.

　　The study also found that taking multivitamins and trace mineral supplements did not reduce the incidence of anemia. The three biggest factors really linked to anemia are age, body mass index and smoking. The person in charge of the study said that anemia increases the risk of death because anemia can lead to physical decline, slow physical activity, falls and injuries, and an increased chance of hospitalization. Therefore, anemia is an important issue in elderly care.

　　Researchers said that elderly women should detect anemia symptoms as early as possible, adjust their diet as early as possible, strengthen the intake of iron supplements, vitamin B12 and amino acid nutrients, and receive necessary treatment to control anemia in elderly women.

　　There are many factors that lead to amenorrhea. Generally speaking, there are the following reasons:

　　1. Ovarian amenorrhea. Amenorrhea due to ovarian disease.

　　2. Pituitary amenorrhea. Pituitary tumors occurring before puberty can cause primary amenorrhea. But it is more common in patients with secondary amenorrhea.

　　3. Hypothalamic amenorrhea. hypothalamus receptor center nerve System control, excessive mental stress, worry, fear, and changes in living environment can cause dysfunction of the central nervous system and hypothalamus, leading to amenorrhea.

　　4、Uterus Amenorrhea. Congenital absence or dysplasia of the vagina and/or uterus can cause primary amenorrhea.

　　5. Other endocrine gland abnormalities. Functional disorders of the adrenal gland, thyroid and pancreas can also affect menstruation.