Climax treatment

Сlimacteric symptoms

The main symptoms of climax include:

• hot flashes – a sudden feeling of heat in the neck, chest and face. During a hot flush, the pulse becomes more rapid and sweating increases. The flush usually lasts from a few minutes to an hour;
• drowsiness;
• weight gain;
• tachycardia (rapid heartbeat);
• changes in physical appearance;
• nervousness;
• headaches;
• joint pain;
• insomnia;
• memory loss;
• apathy;
• depression;
• hair loss;
• dry skin;
• sexual dysfunction;
• muscle pain;
• frequent cystitis, urinary incontinence with minor physical activity.

Diagnosis of climax

All women after the age of 45 should have preventive check-ups with a gynecologist twice a year. At the appointment, the doctor assesses the patient’s well-being and prescribes the necessary examinations. The results of the examination will maximize the accuracy of detecting disorders in the reproductive system and exclude the presence of diseases that progress during menopause (osteoporosis, diseases of the cardiovascular system). If necessary, the gynecologist will choose a treatment regimen (hormone therapy) to prevent and reduce the symptoms of menopause.

Diagnostics include:

• Ultrasound examination of the pelvic organs (allows you to assess the condition of the internal organs of the genital system).
• Mammography is performed once a year as a routine procedure for every woman.

Lab tests:

• cytologic examination;
• smear examination for microflora.
• histologic examination;
• blood test for hormones;
• blood chemistry.

Treatment

In today’s world, you can follow simple rules of preventing climax: watch your health – perform light sports exercises, maintain a healthy lifestyle, watch your weight and diet. Such prevention in combination with drug therapy will allow you to achieve the best results in the process of climax.

Hormonal therapy in menopause is prescribed in the presence of complaints that worsen the quality of life of a woman. Within the framework of hormonal therapy, natural estrogens or their analogs are prescribed with a mandatory combination with progesterones, as well as combined drugs.

Hormonal therapy is aimed at reducing climacteric symptoms, it has a positive effect on well-being with pronounced autonomic disorders (hot flashes and excessive sweating). Treatment with hormone therapy requires a responsible approach to achieve a positive result.