What medicine should women take to delay menopause

Women can delay menopause by taking medications such as estradiol valerate tablets, progesterone capsules, dexamethasone tablets, Tibolon tablets, Kuntai capsules, etc. according to medical advice. Menopause syndrome is usually related to the decline of estrogen level caused by ovarian function decline, and hormone replacement therapy or traditional Chinese patent medicines and simple preparations conditioning should be carried out under the guidance of doctors.

1. Medication

1. Estradiol valerate Tablets

Estradiol valerate Tablets are natural estrogen preparations that can supplement the estrogen deficiency 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. It is contraindicated for patients with breast cancer and thrombotic disease.

2. Progesterone Capsules

Progesterone capsules are progesterone drugs that are often used in combination with estrogen to form a cycle therapy, which can reduce the risk of endometrial hyperplasia. Dizziness, breast swelling and pain may occur during medication, and severe liver dysfunction should be avoided.

3. Diquat Progesterone Tablets

Diquat Progesterone Tablets are a highly selective progesterone used to regulate the endocrine balance of menopausal women and help improve symptoms such as insomnia and anxiety. The metabolic burden of this drug is relatively small, but it is not suitable for use during pregnancy or for patients with unexplained vaginal bleeding.

4. Tibolon Tablets

Tibolon tablets have estrogenic, progestogenic, and weak androgenic activities, which can comprehensively alleviate various symptoms of menopause. It should be noted that this medication may cause weight gain or changes in blood lipids, and liver function should be monitored regularly during the medication period.

5. Kuntai capsule

Kuntai capsule is a traditional Chinese patent medicines and simple preparations. It can improve the climacteric syndrome by nourishing yin and clearing heat, calming the nerves and removing annoyance, and is suitable for women who are unwilling to receive hormone treatment or who have contraindications to hormone use. During medication, spicy and stimulating foods should be avoided.

In addition to standardized medication, menopausal women are recommended to maintain a regular schedule and moderate exercise, and consume foods rich in plant estrogens or omega-3 fatty acids such as soy products and deep-sea fish daily. Practice yoga, meditation to relieve stress, and avoid smoking and drinking alcohol. Regular bone density and breast examinations should be conducted. If abnormal vaginal bleeding or severe discomfort occurs, timely follow-up visits should be made to adjust the treatment plan.