Mexistence complaints

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• The term menopause (climacteria) describes the years of hormonal change in women around menopause.
• An indicator of the start of menopause is cyclical disorders.
• There are complaints such as hot flashes, sleep disorders, irritability, but also hair loss and thinner hair.
• Whether and how strongly women are affected by menopausal symptoms varies individually.

Mexistas complaints are not a disease, but symptoms of an abandoning lack of estrogen in the female organism. If hormones are missing, there are physiological disorders because metabolic processes are out of balance. Typical menopausal symptoms are hot flashes and sleep disorders, but also hair loss (hypo -Östrogen anemic effluvium) and thinner hair.

Mexistration complaints: from the mid -40s

The first signs of menopause - quite from the mid -40s - are cyclical disorders because the female organism provides fewer progesterone and estrogens. The monthly cycle is often shortened, bleeding can be stronger and last longer.
At the latest with the menopause, the last spontaneous menstrual period in the life of a woman, menopausal symptoms can appear or intensify. A good half of the women concerned sees their quality of life more or less impaired by the following complaints:

Mood swings

"Why are you so irritated?", Women often hear in menopause. Fast immer sind die Hormonschwankungen dafür verantwortlich. They demonstrate the effect of estrogens on the female psyche.

Hot flashes

Complaints such as hot flashes arise when the heat center in the brain, more precisely in the hypothalamus, encourages the body - due to the lack of estrogen - to emit heat. The women concerned begin to sweat within two to three minutes. The frequency of the hot flashes occurring is individually different: from occasionally to a few dozen times a day and per night.

Sleep disorders

If the inner calm is disturbed by mood swings or nervousness, sleep disorders inevitably occur. The phases of deep sleep shorten with increasing age. The sleep depth also reduces. Women who are disturbed by nocturnal hot flashes and sweats sleep poorly.

Weight gain

The weight gain in menopause makes sense from a hormonal perspective, because the conversion of the body succeeds in the organism to compensate for the declining estrogen level somewhat because the subcutaneous fat fabric also produces estrogen to a certain extent.

Heartbeat

If symptoms such as irregular heartbeat (palpitations) occur, temporarily increased blood pressure and high cholesterol levels and was not found in an internal examination of an illness of the cardiovascular system, the treating doctor often suggests hormone therapy after consulting the cardiologist.

Joint complaints

Estrogens control those genes that are jointly responsible for the functionality of the joints. While disorders of the cardiovascular system are treated with tablets, an estrogen gel is usually sufficient in the event of joint complaints.

Dryness of mucous membranes

Estrogens also control numerous genes that are jointly responsible for collagen synthesis. This explains why binding and muscle tissue lose elasticity in the event of a lack of estrogen. The quality of life of women is also affected by dry skin, especially dry mucous membranes of the eyes and the vaginal area.

osteoporosis

Until the menopause, estrogen slows down the dismantling of the bones. Without estrogen, the bone density is accepted within the framework of the natural bone conversion because more bone mass is reduced than structured. Loss of mass and density make the bones susceptible to breaks.

Thin hair

Numerous women first experience a diffuse Hair lossthat reduces the volume of the hair. As a result of a relative increase in androgens, specifically dihydrotestosterone (DHT), a strong hereditary hair loss can be triggered around 50. Invisible symptoms: thinner hair in the apex area, often receding receding.

In the case of menopausal symptoms hormones?

A good third of women in menopause are prescribed hormones to alleviate symptoms such as hot flashes, mood swings or osteoporosis symptoms. With “any” ropille, it is not enough, because the hormone metabolism is so complex that defined hormone gifts have to be questioned again and again in order to avoid unwanted side effects.
In the discussion as to whether hormones are to be used in the event of symptoms of menopause, a fact is usually not taken into account: The female organism systematically reduces the estrogen receptors after menopause, for example on the hair follicles. At some point the cell metabolism of the hair follicles has come to terms with the lack of the growth hormone estrogen, but is still exposed to the disorders by DHT, which lead to thinner hair.
Is it possible to strengthen renewable hair before and after menopause and to protect against growing influences, especially the DHT effect? Yes, there are opportunities, for example Thiocyn hair serum with patented Thiocyanate-Trecht formula.