Patient's question:
My female boss at my company has been inexplicably angry this past year, often insulting people, making it very difficult for everyone in the office to feel happy around her. We suspect she might be going through menopause and want to ask a doctor about the clinical manifestations of menopausal syndrome.Doctor's answer:
Hello, according to the situation you described, female menopause generally occurs again in women aged 45 to 55. As ovarian function declines and estrogen levels rise, a series of symptoms characterized by autonomic nervous system dysfunction may reappear. These can manifest as hot flashes, sweating, palpitations, chest tightness, insomnia, frequent dreams, sensitivity, suspicion, irritability, and easily getting angry. Female menopause has a normal physiological transition period, and family members and colleagues should show more recognition. At the same time, the patient herself needs to maintain a good mindset and always keep a cheerful mood. Wishing you good health.