Patient's question:
My older cousin said that things have been a bit sad at home recently because her mother-in-law has been in a bad mood and emotionally unstable. A few days ago, she became completely unwell due to menopause and kept throwing things. How does a woman in her early 50s who experiences menopause and frequently gets angry for no reason enter menopause?Doctor's answer:
Hello: It's a pleasure to serve you. Based on the situation you described, menopause symptoms typically begin around the age of 55, including frequent unexplained anger, which is a common symptom of menopausal syndrome. This is a neurofunctional disorder caused by the gradual decline of ovarian function, menstrual irregularities leading to menopause, and the gradual increase of sex hormones. It can manifest as irritability, sensitivity, frequent outbursts, hot flashes, sweating, dizziness, insomnia, and vivid dreams. It is a natural process that all women go through. It is recommended to adjust your mindset, maintain a calm and pleasant mood, and seek support from your family. Oral supplements such as Milgamma (a combination of vitamin B1 and oryzanol), vitamin B1, and other menopause-relief medications can help alleviate symptoms.