Patient's question:
I'm only 55 years old this year, but recently I've been feeling very agitated and easily irritated, often wanting 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 can menopausal syndrome be treated effectively?Doctor's answer:
1. Irregular menstruation. From irregularity to cessation; prolonged menstrual cycles with reduced blood flow, intermittent absence of menstruation until menopause; irregular menstrual cycles, extended periods, continuously increasing blood flow, heavy bleeding or prolonged discharge; sudden menopause.2. Autonomic nervous and endocrine disorders. Sudden waves of heat surging to the head and neck, spreading throughout the body, followed by sweating after feeling hot. Sometimes dizziness, black spots in the eyes, rapid heartbeat, chest tightness, emotional instability, anxiety, memory loss, difficulty concentrating, irritability, neurasthenia, and sometimes unpredictable mood swings.
3. Metabolic disorders. Menopause is a gynecological condition prone to occur during this period. During medication, women should pay attention to self-care, especially in terms of hygiene. It is recommended that patients focus on maintaining cleanliness of the private area and follow a light diet as the foundation.