Patient's question:
A friend's mother has recently been prone to getting angry. Moreover, her mood is not very good either. The friend thinks that her mother might be entering menopause. They want to ask, what are the symptoms of menopause in women, and how can it be prevented? If it's about menopause, what should be paid attention to in daily diet and life?Doctor's answer:
Generally, when women experience menopause again, it is mainly considered to lead to endocrine disorders in menstruation. It may also cause neurosis or excessive mental tension, making them easily agitated and prone to getting angry. If emotions are not well-controlled, it may also lead to a small portion of symptoms such as palpitations, hot flashes, and restlessness. In such cases, it is recommended to let the patient control their emotions more in daily life, ensure deep sleep, and pay attention to rest.