Patient's question:
I used to be a very calm person, but recently I can't control my temper and always argue with my family. I seem to dislike everything. What's going on with me? Please ask: What should be avoided during menopausal syndrome?Doctor's answer:
Women after entering menopause, due to the continuous increase of gonadotropin secretion and dysfunction of the vegetative nervous system, may exhibit a series of symptoms ranging from mild to severe, such as menstrual disorders, paroxysmal hot flashes, flushing, sweating, neurosis, dizziness, pain, irritability, anger, or depression and suspicion. Severe cases can cause great distress to the individual, and families and society feel the changes in the patient's emotions and behavior, disrupting interpersonal relationships and normal life. These symptoms are collectively referred to as menopausal syndrome. Menopause is the starting point where people noticeably exhibit the aging process both physically and psychologically, and it is a period of relatively intense physical and psychological changes in a person's life. Therefore, in addition to necessary hormone therapy and psychological therapy, attention should also be paid to daily nutritional diet.