2023-07-05 13:20:00
Menopause: How to deal with it
Your gynecologist is the first point of contact for menopausal symptoms. First all complaints discussed with you. It’s important to also address symptoms that you don’t directly associate with menopause, such as sweating, trouble sleeping, trouble concentrating, mood swings, and joint pain. It’s equally important, too unpleasant discomfort to address, such as urinary incontinence or pain and discomfort during sexual intercourse.
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Your doctor will then Levels of estrogen, progesterone and testosterone determine. However, these values are only a guide. It’s possible that women with higher hormone levels may have more symptoms and vice versa. However, the blood test provides a rough idea of the extent to which the hormones have decreased and how high a replacement therapy should be dosed if necessary.
Together you can then therapeutic options talk and weigh the possible risks and benefits. Talking to your doctor will also give you information about what you can do yourself to feel better.
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