Advances in the Pathogenesis of Perimenopausal Syndrome

Perimenopause syndrome refers to the syndrome of the disorders of multiple systems of women around menopause caused by the reduction in secreted estrogen and is also known as menopause syndrome. Its pathogenesis involves increasing age, the abatement of ovarian function, and psychological change caused by the increasing life pressure. The above factors lead to physical and mental changes in postmenopausal women. This paper summarizes the pathogenesis of perimenopause from the perspective of gene studies and existing experimental studies and provide some ideas for clinical treatment and research.

Bilberry anthocyanin improves the serum cholesterol in aging perimenopausal rats via the estrogen receptor signaling pathway

With aging, there is an increasing risk for women to develop perimenopause syndrome, which is harmful to women's physical and mental health.