Patient's question:
My mother's temperament has been getting worse and worse over the past two years, and she is now experiencing menopausal syndrome. Her temperament has been getting worse and worse every day, and she often wants to argue with me. Hello doctor, is there any treatment for menopausal syndrome?Doctor's answer:
Menopause refers to the period when women transition from their reproductive years to old age. Menopausal syndrome can lead to the development of this temperament, manifesting as obvious irritability, neurosis, and other symptoms. Currently, there is still no specific treatment available. Depending on the condition, conservative treatment or psychological therapy can be adopted, and medication can also alleviate the symptoms. It is best to go to the hospital for relevant thorough examinations. Generally, it is necessary to confirm whether there is an estrogen deficiency based on the results of medical laboratory tests. For mild symptoms, health measures can be taken, and sedatives can be used as needed. If the symptoms are significant, estrogen therapy can be appropriately administered. During the medication period, regular gynecological examinations, vaginal cytology tests, blood pressure checks, urine glucose tests, and liver function tests should be conducted.