What medicine should women take to delay menopause

Women who delay menopause can take medications such as estradiol valerate tablets, progesterone capsules, Kuntai capsules, Leflunomide tablets, and Diquat progesterone tablets according to medical advice. Climacteric syndrome is mostly related to the decline of ovarian function. In clinical practice, hormone replacement therapy or traditional Chinese patent medicines and simple preparations should be selected according to individual symptoms, not self medication.

1. Medication

1. Estradiol valerate Tablets

Estradiol valerate Tablets are natural estrogen preparations that can supplement the decreased estrogen levels in menopausal women, improve symptoms such as hot flashes, night sweats, and emotional fluctuations. This drug should be used in combination with progesterone in order to protect the endometrium, and should not be used in patients with breast cancer and a history of thrombosis.

2. Progesterone Capsules

Progesterone capsules are progesterone drugs that are often used in combination with estrogen for hormone replacement therapy, which can reduce the risk of endometrial hyperplasia. During medication, dizziness, breast tenderness, and other reactions may occur. Patients with abnormal liver function should use with caution.

3. Kuntai capsule

Kuntai capsule is a traditional Chinese patent medicines and simple preparations preparation, which contains prepared rehmannia root, coptis root and other ingredients. It can alleviate symptoms of menopausal insomnia, palpitations, waist and knee tenderness and other symptoms by regulating endocrine. Suitable for patients who are unwilling to receive hormone therapy or have contraindications for hormone use.

4. Lifumin tablets

Lifumin tablets are extracted from the rhizome of black cohosh and can selectively act on hypothalamic estrogen receptors to improve the symptoms of hot flashes and sweating caused by autonomic nervous system dysfunction. The drug has fewer adverse reactions, but its effect is slow and requires continuous use.

5. Dexmedetomidine Tablets

Dexmedetomidine tablets are highly selective progestogens used to protect the endometrium during the establishment of artificial cycles and have a regulatory effect on menopausal menstrual disorders. During medication, regular monitoring of liver function is necessary to avoid taking medications such as rifampicin.

In addition to standardized medication, menopausal women are recommended to consume foods rich in plant estrogens and omega-3 fatty acids, such as soy products and deep-sea fish, daily, in combination with moderate exercise such as brisk walking and yoga to regulate autonomic nervous system function. Maintain a regular schedule and positive attitude, regularly undergo bone density and breast examinations, and avoid behaviors such as smoking and drinking that accelerate ovarian function decline. When severe emotional disorders or urinary and reproductive tract atrophy occur, individualized treatment plans should be sought promptly from gynecologists or menopausal specialists.