Patient's question:
Medical Description: In the past two summers, there have been instances of not having a period for three days. There are no other physical discomforts, but the acne on the face becomes very severe. Is this caused by endocrine disorders?History of Treatment and Effect: The doctor only prescribed some traditional Chinese medicine for regulating the menstrual cycle, but it only improved for one time.
Desired Help: Could experts please advise on what issues I should pay attention to and how I should view this problem?
Doctor's answer:
If there is vaginal bleeding after menopause, it should not be taken lightly. During perimenopause, women may experience irregular vaginal bleeding; but after menopause, if you are not undergoing hormone therapy, vaginal bleeding is no longer normal. In this case, you should promptly visit a hospital for examination to identify the cause of the bleeding.After menopause, be vigilant about the rapid decline in bone density. In the first few years after menopause, the rate of bone loss is the fastest. When bone loss occurs faster than the normal rate of bone remodeling, osteoporosis may develop. Regular exercise can help maintain strong bones and muscles. Additionally, to prevent osteoporosis, calcium and vitamin D supplements should be taken. Include sufficient dairy products and calcium-rich foods in your diet.
After menopause, sexual desire may significantly decrease. This is because the vaginal skin and tissues may become thinner and drier, making sexual activity painful and requiring longer time to reach orgasm. However, overall, women can still enjoy sexual life as they did when they were younger during perimenopause and after menopause.