Menopausal women be wary of uterine stroke

　　Uterus Have you heard of stroke? In fact, uterine "stroke" is a popular name for endometrial hemorrhagic necrosis, which explains this more vividly. disease problem.
　　
　　Uterine apoplexy, also known as senile endometrial hemorrhagic necrosis, is a common disease in women. menopause A type of compensatory disorder of posterior cardiovascular function clinical The symptoms are mainly caused by coronary artery sclerosis and long-term myocardial ischemia.
　　
　　Uterine stroke is also caused by arteriosclerosis, which is directly related to arteriosclerosis and ovarian function decline. When women undergo menopause or ovarian function decline (including ovarian removal), blood cholesterol and triglycerides will gradually increase, which is an important cause of arteriosclerosis. When arteriosclerosis is severe, microcirculation disorders occur in the uterus due to internal arteriosclerosis, leading to local ischemia and hypoxia, and the endometrium undergoes necrosis and bleeding.
　　
　　Uterine stroke is characterized by vaginal bleeding, the amount and duration of which vary from person to person. Some people suddenly experience massive bleeding, which can cause shock; others experience intermittent small amounts of bleeding, which can lead to shock. anemia face. This disease is prone to uterine cavity infection, and sometimes low-grade fever and elevated white blood cells will occur.
　　
　　Medication still needs to target arteriosclerosis
　　
　　The principle of treatment for uterine stroke is to use drugs against arteriosclerosis, improve systemic vascular function, and use drugs to protect blood vessels and resist arteriosclerosis. If infection occurs, antibiotics should be applied promptly and effectively. Hemostatic drugs can be used in case of bleeding.