Patient's question:
Not having her period, and suddenly having more wrinkles on her face. Not sure if it's menopause, what should she do? How can she delay menopause? What kind of medicine should she take? And it seems she is also in menopause right now.Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: Based on your situation, being 49 years old makes it highly likely that you have reached menopause, which is also the age when menopause typically occurs. Menopause is a stage of human aging. Due to the changes it brings to the uterus and ovaries, it can lead to endocrine changes, accelerating the body's aging process.Suggestions for extending menstruation: There are many methods to maintain menstruation, generally including taking Western hormone medications, using traditional Chinese medicine to replenish blood and nourish qi, or employing dietary methods to support health. Treatment focuses on replenishing blood, nourishing qi, and promoting blood circulation. This approach can help preserve youthful appearance and prevent premature aging.