Patient's question:
What causes menopausal syndrome? What are the specific symptoms of menopausal syndrome? Why do women experience menopausal syndrome at this age? What are the causes of it? Why do such symptoms occur? Can this be regulated or stabilized?Doctor's answer:
The female menopausal syndrome is mainly caused by the decline in ovarian function, leading to a rapid withdrawal of estrogen and progesterone levels in the body, which in turn results in abnormal emotions in women, such as hot flashes, neurosis, anxiety, osteoporosis, and a series of vegetative nervous system dysfunctions during perimenopause. These symptoms can be effectively alleviated by taking a small amount of digestive cross-linked vitamins, estrogen and progesterone, or through exercise to reduce resistance. Of course, there are some contraindications to taking digestive estrogen and progesterone, and it should be done under the guidance of a doctor.