Patient's question:
Mom said that these days, my second aunt is in menopause, and it may be due to menopause that her body has experienced joint pain again. I would like to ask if joint pain can reappear during a woman's menopausal period?Doctor's answer:
Recurring joint pain during menopause is often chronic arthritis. Especially during menopause, the body's calcium reserves deplete, leading to osteoporosis and joint pain. This is particularly noticeable in daily activities, such as squatting and standing up, where the pain becomes more pronounced. Therefore, during menopause, it is important to pay attention to a balanced diet, frequently engage in outdoor activities, and get adequate sunlight exposure to enhance calcium absorption. Wishing the patient a speedy recovery and good health!