Patient's question:
My mother is already 50 years old this year. Lately, my mother's menstruation hasn't come for several months. Everyone says that my mother might be menopausal. I want to ask, can one take medication after menopause?Doctor's answer:
The age at which women go through menopause is generally between 45 and 55. After menopause, if there are no other discomforts, it is recommended not to take medicine casually, as it is not good for health. It is important to establish a healthy lifestyle, adjust the pace of life, maintain emotional stability, avoid fatigue and staying up late, ensure adequate sleep, participate in outdoor exercises appropriately to enhance the body's immunity, and maintain a light diet, eating less spicy and stimulating food.