Patient's question:
Going through menopause. Irritable and poor appetite. Often stomach pain. How should menopausal stomach problems be treated?Doctor's answer:
Menopause has no direct relationship with stomach problems. Generally, during menopause, the decrease in hormone levels in the body can easily lead to changes in mood, symptoms such as palpitations, shortness of breath, and chest tightness. If irregular stomach pain or symptoms accompanied by acid reflux and heartburn occur, it is necessary to consider the diagnosis of gastritis. Due to age-related factors, it is recommended to undergo an endoscopy for a thorough examination and diagnosis. It is advisable to eat less spicy and irritating foods and maintain a light diet. The recurrence of severe menopausal symptoms significantly harms women's health. Patients should avoid sexual activity during treatment and pay attention to personal hygiene. Finally, we hope that female patients can receive professional treatment.