Patient's question:
Menstruation hasn't come for two months. Judging by age, I feel it might be menopause. My friend said it's menopausal syndrome. I want to understand what age one typically gets menopausal syndrome?Doctor's answer:
Women after the age of forty may begin to experience menopausal symptoms due to the decline in ovarian function and the increase in the release of hormones in the body, leading to a series of changes in many organ systems. Some discomforts may occur, such as emotional instability, irritability, hot flashes, and restlessness. However, the severity of symptoms varies from person to person. It is recommended to undergo a thorough medical examination at the hospital to check hormone levels, thyroid function, and other related factors. Paying attention to regular adjustments and consuming more soy products and honey-like drinks can help digest estrogen. Following medical advice to take estrogen supplements can also help improve symptoms. The timing of menopause varies among individuals, often related to hereditary factors and environmental and psychological influences.