Patient's question:
I am a female, 62 years old, and have been sick for a long time. However, it wasn't until I got checked that I found out it was this condition. Please ask: In which aspects do the symptoms of menopausal syndrome manifest?Doctor's answer:
Menopause is divided into female menopause and male menopause, but in clinical diagnosis, female menopausal syndrome is more common. It is often characterized by four major symptoms: hot flashes, palpitations, abnormal mental and neurological symptoms, and lower back pain. Female menopause refers to the transitional period from the peak function of the ovaries to gradual decline until complete disappearance. During this time, a series of physical and psychological changes often occur in women. It commonly occurs in men and women aged 50-60, with emotions still unstable, easily agitated, irritable, prone to tension and anxiety, difficulty concentrating, and a tendency to disperse thoughts and energy. Increased psychological sensitivity, a sense of heightened sensitivity, and weakened memory are common characteristics of both men and women during menopause.