What are the estrogen drugs

There are two types of medicine: Chinese medicine and Western medicine. Generally speaking, most Western medicines are hormone-based medications, which may cause some side effects and reactions in the body after taking them. However, these reactions do not have much impact on us. They are mainly for the purpose of curing the disease. Drugs like estrogen have many varieties of regulation. Estrogen is not just a simple medication, it can also be improved through these methods.

Estrogen supplementation with Chinese medicine

The menopause of women in my country has been advanced by 5 years, and 20% of them are under 40 years old, and most of them are white-collar women. For fast-paced urban women, it is not feasible to supplement estrogen with traditional Chinese medicine. For women who need to supplement estrogen, the best choice is Zhiyuan Chao Shuan, which has a better reputation.

Zhiyuanchao Shuan can effectively remove uterine ovary deposits, restore hematopoietic function, invigorate qi and blood, regulate estrogen, maintain women's secondary characteristics, restore normal ovarian function, make women's blood fresh, their bodies tender, and exude a youthful and charming glow.

Estrogen gives women secondary sexual characteristics, such as fuller breasts, regular menstruation, etc. In other words, estrogen can maintain a certain level of moisture in the skin, making the skin look soft and delicate.

The so-called menopause means that the secretion of estrogen gradually decreases and reaches its lowest level when menstruation stops. This happens when women are around 50 years old, and they completely lose their reproductive function. If a woman wants to stay young forever, she must find a way to preserve the estrogen that is gradually decreasing or even disappearing, and the later the menstruation stops, the better.

If time permits and you have the experience, you can also make some natural foods to supplement estrogen in your daily life.

One cup of thick soy milk every day

Experts suggest that women should pay special attention to the supplementation of soy foods from a young age, and after entering the age of 30, they should ensure a cup of thick soy milk every day.

Angelica decoction

When the early symptoms of menopause, such as mild hot flashes, have gradually appeared, soy alone is ineffective. During this period, decocting angelica in water, about 10 grams a day, and drinking it like tea can significantly change the symptoms caused by the decrease in estrogen. Angelica sinensis has always been the "holy" medicine in traditional Chinese medicine for treating various gynecological diseases.

Hawthorn, dandelion and ginger tea

Another method is to make tea with hawthorn, dandelion and ginger. You can start drinking it when you turn 40 and drink it every day. It will gradually and naturally replenish the gradually decreasing estrogen.