Patient's question:
What kinds of joint pain occur during menopause? What are the typical characteristics of joint pain? What other physical changes generally occur during menopause? Is medication or a hospital check-up necessary during menopause?Doctor's answer:
During the period of menopause, patients may experience recurrent amenorrhea or menstrual disorders, as well as endocrine disorders. This can be alleviated by taking many psychiatric medications. Generally, menopause can cause joint pain. It is recommended that patients, when experiencing joint pain again during menopause, decide to stabilize by consuming many foods and drugs rich in calcium and digestive nutrition. When experiencing joint pain, pay more attention to preventing colds. Wishing the patient a speedy recovery!