What are the symptoms of perimenopausal syndrome?
The main symptoms of perimenopausal syndrome are: 1. Menstrual disorders are its common symptoms, mainly manifested as irregular menstruation, long menstrual duration and increased or decreased menstrual flow. 2. Recurrent hot flashes and night sweats, which can affect women's work, life and sleep in severe cases, are the main reasons for perimenopausal women to need sex hormone therapy. 3. Oftenpalpitation, dizziness, headache, insomnia, tinnitus and other symptoms of autonomic nervous disorders. 4. It is easy to concentrate, mood swings, irritability, irritability, anxiety, depression, and even memory loss. 5. With the decrease or deficiency of estrogen levels, urogenital atrophy symptoms such as vaginal dryness, intercourse pain, and recurrent vaginal inflammation and urinary tract infections occur. In addition, the risk of osteoporosis, Alzheimer's disease, arteriosclerosis, and coronary heart disease is increased due to the loss of large amounts of calcium.
How long after menstruation can I have intercourse
Premature sex after the end of menstruation, the same will have an obvious adverse effect on women's health, sex life in a short period of time after the end of menstruation, the main harm is to increase the probability of women suffering from infectious diseases and abnormal menstruation, the wound of the endometrium is not completely repaired at the end of menstruation, at this time sexual life will cause the blood circulation in the uterine cavity to speed up because of sexual stimulation, so that the basic healing wound bleeding phenomenon occurs again, resulting in prolonged menstruation, It can also easily lead to pathogenic microorganisms invading the uterine cavity and causing endometritis. Under normal circumstances, a woman can have a normal sex life only three days after the end of her menstrual period, and the harm of having sex during the menstrual period is self-evident, which may not only lead to gynecological infectious diseases, but also increase the occurrence of endometrial translocation, immune infertility and other diseases, and will also lead to prolonged menstruation and excessive bleeding.
Can I have a gynecological examination during menstruation?
Women should avoid the menstrual period when doing gynecological examinations, and it is better to have gynecological examinations in different rooms for 3-7 days of clean menstruation, so as not to increase the chance of infection.During menstruation, the lining of the uterus is shed, causing uterine bleeding and the vagina is filled with menstrual blood, and it is not clear whether it is cervical bleeding caused by menstrual bleeding or cervical bleeding caused by lesions during a gynecological examination. Gynecological examinations during menstruation are most likely to cause gynecological infections, and the specimens collected during the gynecological examinations at this time will also be affected, which will further affect the diagnosis. Gynecological examination during menstruation can easily stimulate uterine contractions and form endometriosis.