Patient's question:
I'm only forty-five this year, but recently I've been feeling very agitated and often want to argue with my family. Especially in the afternoon, I feel extremely hot and annoyed. Is this menopausal syndrome? If it is, please ask: How should menopausal syndrome be treated effectively?Doctor's answer:
Hello, menopausal syndrome refers to the process by which women transition from being fertile to being infertile, including the premenopausal period, menopause, and postmenopausal period, which occurs around the age of 45 for women. During this period, women often experience the following symptoms:1. Flushing, sweating. Neurological weakness is a common symptom; mild cases may sleep only 4-5 hours a night, while severe cases may be unable to sleep at all. Emotional instability, irritability, short temper, depression, and anxiety; some may feel weak, dizzy, have memory loss, and difficulty concentrating. Cardiovascular symptoms: chest tightness, palpitations, headaches.
2. Bone and joint pain, such as soreness in the lower back and knees, dull pain, lower back and sacral pain, chest and back pain, heel pain, and weakness in the limbs, which are associated with age-related bone demineralization and osteoporosis.