Patient's question:
I am already 49 and have quickly entered menopause. I used to think I was still quite far from menopause, but I didn't expect it to come so soon. Recently, I've been feeling bitter in my mouth, and I don't know what's wrong. Is there anything that can delay menopause? This illness has lasted for a long time, about a year, and I have had check-ups, but there are no particular diseases, yet the symptoms still don't disappear. What causes dry mouth during menopause?Doctor's answer:
From the perspective of Traditional Chinese Medicine, it should be a series of symptoms and endocrine disorders related to the stagnation of liver qi and deficiency of kidney yin. You can take many Chinese patent medicines that regulate liver qi and nourish yin and kidney, such as Xiaoyao Pill, combined with Liuwei Dihuang. Persist in taking them for a period of time, and the effect will be significant. Pay attention to a light diet and maintain a good mood. Regularly massage the Neiguan acupoint. You can take Chaihu Shuqang San for treatment. If you have thirst, you can use medications that nourish yin and generate fluids.