Patient's question:
In recent times, I have been irritable and prone to getting angry at anyone I encounter. I have been unable to control myself. Upon careful examination, it was found that I have entered menopause. During this period, I have also developed a problem of palpitations, always feeling a bit anxious. I would like to ask what kind of medication should be taken for palpitations during menopause?Doctor's answer:
Reappearance of heart palpitations during menopause, most likely due to endocrine disorders leading to some cardiac nerve dysfunction as the underlying cause. It is also possible to be accompanied by other cardiac neurosis. Specific diagnosis requires further examination at the hospital. Currently, oral sedative and calming medications can be taken, but specific medication should follow doctor's advice. Additionally, appropriate amounts of Salvia miltiorrhiza tablets can be soaked and consumed. Maintain a regular lifestyle in daily life.