Patient's question:
My mom is 46 years old and entered menopause last year. Since then, she often suffers from neurasthenia, frequent dreams, heart palpitations, and feels generally uncomfortable with pain all over her body. However, she has been to the hospital for detailed check-ups five or six times and has taken some traditional Chinese medicine, but it hasn't helped. Sometimes she manages to fall asleep at night, but when she wakes up, she feels tired. Last night, she suddenly woke up at 4 a.m. with cold hands and feet, some muscle twitching, and a feeling of being cold all over her body. She thought she might be a bit hungry, so she drank some hot water and ate some biscuits, which made her feel better. What is going on? Is it really hunger that is causing it, or are these symptoms of menopause? Or what else could it be? What kind of help is she hoping for: Since I am studying abroad and my dad often works in other cities, my mom has temporarily stopped working. Her life might be quite monotonous. She misses me every day and hopes that my dad can spend more time with her. Whenever she thinks about me andDoctor's answer:
Hello friend, your situation shows more signs of a younger syndrome, and you can provide more psychological care. You can also use Yan Geng Dan to alleviate the symptoms. The greatest advantage of a person is the ability to change themselves. You should communicate more with your mother and help her overcome the illness psychologically. As long as you maintain an optimistic mindset and a calm attitude, you will gradually recover. Wishing you good luck. Menopause is a gynecological disease that is prone to occur. During medication, women need to pay attention to their own care, especially in terms of nursing.