Does menopause cause someone to talk nonsense?

Patient's question:

I noticed that my mom has really entered menopause recently. She's been feeling tired and having a lot of random thoughts. Since my dad and mom got married, her menopausal symptoms have become even worse sometimes, and she even answers randomly. I wonder if it's because of menopause that she's being interfered with?

Doctor's answer:

Women entering menopause often experience a recurrence of menopausal symptoms, with some symptoms being more pronounced and others being milder. The commonly observed symptoms include menstrual disorders, anxiety, and a series of other common symptoms such as overthinking. However, most instances of hallucinations are caused by interference with the nervous system. Therefore, if hallucinations begin, the condition is relatively serious, and it is advisable to take the mother for a thorough examination and targeted treatment.

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