Patient's question:
Female, 49 years old, had an abnormally heavy menstrual flow in April 2012. Treated at Ningxia Regional Hospital.Doctor's answer:
Hello, prolonged and heavy menstrual periods during menopause are mainly due to the decline in ovarian function, hyperfunction of the pituitary gland, and the secretion of excessive gonadotropins. The decline in estrogen levels leads to a disruption in the autonomic nervous system, resulting in a series of symptoms of varying severity. Hormone replacement therapy with estrogen (specific medication recommendations should be used under the guidance of a doctor) can be used to regulate menstruation. Additionally, adjusting one's mindset is very important.