Patient's question:
My mom is 50 years old this year. She recently found out about these menopausal symptoms. Currently, apart from irregular menstruation, her depression, insomnia, and memory decline are getting worse and worse. Is there an effect from taking medication for menopause?Doctor's answer:
Women around the age of 45 tend to experience a decline in reproductive system function, a reduction in hormone secretion, and symptoms of menopause. This is primarily due to endocrine disorders, uterine diseases, gynecological inflammation, emotional fluctuations, medication effects, environmental changes, excessive fatigue, and high mental stress. It is recommended that you use this type of medication, as the efficacy varies from person to person, and it does not necessarily restore normal menstrual cycles after use. This is not a regulated medication. From an age perspective, ovarian function is also likely to gradually decline.