Patient's question:
I originally thought that my body was still quite healthy and strong, but why do I have pain all over my body during menopause?Doctor's answer:
During menopause, due to changes in the body's hormone excretion, some discomforts may occur in the body. For example, some people may feel weak all over or experience pain throughout their body. Some may become more tense or anxious, while others may have a shorter temper. In some cases, it may even lead to actual inflammation in the body's organs, such as a drop in blood pressure, anemia, or nervous exhaustion, among other conditions. If the symptoms are particularly severe and affect daily life, it is recommended to visit an endocrinology clinic in a regular hospital for a thorough examination, consultation, and treatment. In addition to relaxing your mood, it is also beneficial to engage in more activities like walking and traveling.