Patient's question:
I used to have a very good temper, but recently I've been unable to control my temper, and my sleep has also been poor. What is the situation like? Please ask: How can menopausal syndrome be diagnosed to improve?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 typically occurs around the age of 45 for women. During this period, women often experience the following symptoms again: hot flashes, sweating. Neurosis is a common symptom; mild cases may result in only 4-5 hours of sleep per night, while severe cases may lead to complete insomnia. Emotional instability, irritability, short temper, depression, and fear; some may experience fatigue, dizziness, memory decline, and difficulty concentrating. Cardiovascular symptoms: chest tightness, palpitations, headaches. It is important to have a correct understanding of many phenomena in today's society.