What are the menopausal syndromes?

　　Back pain is an early symptom of osteoporosis in menopausal women. Research shows that menopausal syndrome manifests itself differently, with most of the soreness being caused by continued tension in the erector spinae muscles. Early bone loss mostly occurs in the spine. Under the action of gravity, the spine tends to be compressed, which makes people feel more comfortable hunched over. However, life requires people to stand up straight and not lie down. In this way, the erector spinae muscles must remain tense to resist this tendency to compress. Over time, if the muscles continue to contract without relief, the back will be sore and painful. If osteoporosis continues to progress, osteoporotic fractures may occur.

Hot flashes are menopause female Symptoms frequently encountered. Without any inducement, the heat spreads rapidly from the chest to the face and upper limbs, sometimes accompanied by palpitation and sweating. Some patients mainly suffer from nighttime hot flashes, often waking up in the middle of the night and sweating profusely. Hot flashes and night sweats are all caused by estrogen deficiency, which causes vasoconstriction and relaxation in an anarchic state.

Heart palpitations, also known as palpitations, are one of the most common symptoms of menopause. Menopausal women say that this feeling is like a guilty conscience, which is very unpleasant. When there is a sudden noise in the outside world, sometimes the movement is not big, but I feel flustered, my heart beats suddenly, and it takes a long time to gradually calm down. Repeated electrocardiograms, 24-hour electrocardiograms, and even treadmill exercise tests often yield normal results, but at best, the symptoms are sinus tachycardia.

The spirit of menopause, nerve Symptoms vary, such as anxiety, depression, irritability, irritability, crying, fatigue, skin I always feel that swarms of ants are crawling on my skin and hair, which is very uncomfortable. However, no abnormality was found after dermatological examination.

According to the occurrence mechanism, menopausal symptoms can be divided into vasomotor disorder symptoms, psychoneurological symptoms, osteoporosis symptoms and urogenital system symptoms. But there is only one root cause of the disease, and that is the lack of estrogen.