Quality of life as an indicator of connective tissue condition in women with metabolic syndrome without estrogen support

Abstract

In modern medicine, the relevance of the problem associated with the aging of the female body is undeniable. Due to the decrease in the intensity of secretion of sex steroids, the addition of metabolic syndrome is accompanied by processes which can worsen women quality of life. Under conditions of hypoestrogenemia, their physical condition suffers, which directly depends on the structure of the connective tissue that forms the basis of the skin, blood vessels, kidneys, bones, joints and ligaments. This literature review presents current data on reversible and irreversible clinical manifestations of climacteric syndrome. Reversible processes are based on changes that can be corrected: vasomotor, psycho-emotional, urogenital, sexual and musculoskeletal. Late manifestations of menopause on the part of metabolic disorders in the connective tissue determine the greatest severity of the course, and therefore represent a serious public health and health problem. The literature review shows in detail the features of the immune regulation of collagen metabolism, the characteristics of changes in bone modeling markers under conditions of estrogen deficiency. Clinically proven efficacy of phytoestrogens in menopausal disorders and metabolic disorders in women. This review shows the mechanism for reducing vasomotor symptoms, slowing down the process of bone tissue destruction in patients under the influence of this group of drugs. In addition, phytoestrogens provide the correction of lipid metabolism, thereby depressing atherogenesis and promoting prevention of cardiovascular complications. It is necessary to develop a strategy to normalize the vital functions of perimenopausal patients with symptoms of menopause with the introduction into clinical practice of measures to maintain the quality of life of women.