绝经是女人健康分水岭绝经10年决定下半生（Menopause is a watershed for womens health. Menopause determines the second half of life for 10 years）.docVIP

绝经是女人健康分水岭绝经10年决定下半生（Menopause is a watershed for womens health. Menopause determines the second half of life for 10 years） Menopause is a watershed for womens health. Menopause determines the second half of life for 10 years Introduction: Peking Union Medical College Hospital, deputy director of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Chinese Medical Association obstetrics and Gynecology branch of the menopause group leader, endocrinology Committee From the teenage pregnancy to menstruation, at the age of twenty or thirty, to 50 year old menopause … … womens life seems always waves constantly. And menopause is an important watershed for health. As the name suggests, menopause refers to the last menstrual period for women. As ovarian follicles exhausted, no longer the development and secretion of estrogen, can not stimulate endometrial growth, leading to menstruation stopped. Deputy director of Obstetrics and Gynecology of Peking Union Medical College Hospital professor Yu Qi told life times reporter, menopause is a normal phenomenon of life, the ancient people of the life expectancy for postmenopausal women and represents a kind of liberation, so that they finally do not have endless born child. However, with the extension of modern life span, women still have a long life after menopause and face various disease risks. Therefore, it has become a healthy ridge, and even makes many girls have menopausal fear. The essence of menopause is the lack of estrogen caused by ovarian atrophy, causing a series of short-term and long-term harm. Just in, most people will appear facial flushing, palpitations, chest tightness, hot flashes and vasomotor dysfunction, and insomnia, emotional instability, depression and other mental and nervous symptoms, sexual desire and sexual quality of life will be affected. More importantly, after the loss of estrogen, umbrella, the incidence of cardiovascular disease increased significantly, becoming the main cause of death for women over the age of 65. In a