Журнал "Медсовет" №7, 2019



DOI:https://doi.org/10.21518/2079-701X-2019-7-126-132








Авторы: О.В. Якушевская - Федеральное государственное бюджетное учреждение «Национальный медицинский исследовательский центр акушерства, гинекологии и перинатологии им. академика В.И. Кулакова» Министерства здравоохранения Российской Федерации



Резюме:



У многих женщин слово менопауза ассоциируется в первую очередь с неизбежной старостью. С одной стороны, эстетическая составляющая деликатного возраста вносит свой вклад в степень неудовлетворенности этим состоянием, с другой – нарастающий пул проблем соматического здоровья не лучшим образом изменяет качество существования. Жизненный путь женщины индивидуален и состоит из череды начинаний и завершений, потерь и приобретений. Личность, развивающаяся гармонично и последовательно, к 50 годам достигает своей творческой кульминации. Это возраст, когда человек способен более глубоко погрузиться в свой внутренний мир, а восприятие того, что происходит во внешнем мире, ослабевает. Ментальная зрелость, накопленный опыт, устоявшиеся социальные связи позволяют уверенно балансировать в повседневной действительности. Однако физиологические изменения, связанные с климаксом и угасанием репродуктивной функции, так или иначе сказываются на личной истории каждой представительницы прекрасного пола. После 50 лет начинается не простой, но одновременно очень значимый период, когда предстоит покорить новые вершины и преодолеть новые расстояния. Только продуманный и успешный старт менопаузы может обеспечить чувство удовлетворенности и безоблачный горизонт в физическом самочувствии.



Для цитирования: Якушевская О.В. "Менопауза – новый старт в женской судьбе." Медицинский совет. 2019; 7: 126-132. DOI: https://doi.org/10.21518/2079-701X-2019-7-126-132



Конфликт интересов: статья подготовлена при участии компании БАЙЕР.



The menopause – a new chapter giving women a lust for life



Authors: Oksana V. YAKUSHEVSKAYA -
Federal State Budgetary Institution «Kulakov National Medical Research Centre for Obstetrics, Gynaecology and Perinatology» of the Ministry of Health of Russian Federation



Abstract:



Many women equate the word menopause primarily with decline of life. On the one hand, the aesthetic component of the delicate age makes negative contributions to the dissatisfaction with this state; on the other hand, the growing pool of somatic health problems does not improve the quality of life in the best way. The woman’s path of life is unique and consists of chapters of beginnings and endings, losses and gains. A person, who develops harmoniously and consistently, reaches their creative climax by the age of 50. This is the age, when a person is able to plunge into their inner world more deeply, and the perception of what is happening in the outer world weakens. Mental maturity, accumulated experience, well established social connections allow a person to feel confidently in everyday reality. However, the physiological changes associated with menopause and the reproductive function failure affect the personal history of each of the fair sex in one way or another. Not a simple, but at the same time a very significant period begins after 50 years, when it is necessary to conquer new peaks and overcome new distances. Only a thoughtful and successful start of menopause can provide a sense of satisfaction and a cloudless horizon in physical well-being



For citing: Yakushevskaya O.V. The menopause – a new chapter giving women a lust for life. Meditsinsky Sovet. 2019; 7: 126-132. DOI: https://doi.org/10.21518/2079-701X-2019-7-126-132



Conflict of interest: the article was prepared with the participation of Bayer.


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