Patient's question:
Female, 57 years old, her menstrual periods have been decreasing during this period, probably approaching menopause. Moreover, her emotions are very unstable, and she often has low-grade fever and sweating in the afternoon. Her friend told her this is menopausal syndrome. Please ask: Which hospitals are effective for menopausal syndrome?Doctor's answer:
Your situation involves the diagnosis of symptoms related to perimenopausal disorders. This condition generally refers to a cluster of symptoms characterized by autonomic nervous system dysfunction, accompanied by neuro psychological symptoms, caused by recurrent hormonal fluctuations or reductions in women around the time of menopause. The most typical symptoms include hot flashes, flushing, changes in menstrual cycles, and the onset of hot flashes starting from the chest, spreading to the head and neck, and then affecting the entire body.Recommendation: Since you are a 50-year-old female patient, there is a possibility of this condition. You can consider the clinical diagnostic features of this disorder I described and combine them with your own (actual situation) to assess. If you have the symptoms mentioned above, you can undergo a thorough examination at the local gynecology department of the hospital or the local maternal and child health care hospital.