Patient's question:
I am only forty-five years old this year, but recently I have been feeling very irritable and often want to argue with my family. Especially in the afternoon, I feel very hot and annoyed. Is this menopausal syndrome? If it is, which hospital is better for treating menopausal syndrome?Doctor's answer:
I'm also unaware if your aunt developed severe menopausal syndrome before experiencing neurodegeneration or if she had neurodegenerative issues to begin with. If the condition is particularly severe, whether it's due to menopausal syndrome or neurodegeneration, it's necessary to seek treatment. Don't think it's nothing serious just because it's menopause—it typically reappears two years before or after a woman's menopause. It's usually caused by hormonal changes in the body, where the body can't fully recover, leading to these symptoms, generally occurring after the age of 50. It's best to have a check-up at the neurology department of a hospital. The recurrence of menopause severely interferes with women's health, and patients should pay attention to maintaining external genital hygiene in daily life and avoid sexual activity. I hope female patients can receive professional treatment.