Patient's question:
My mom is 53 years old this year. Comparing the symptoms online, it feels very similar to menopausal syndrome. Depression, neurasthenia, and unstable emotions—small things are magnified, and she calls us every day. If we don't answer, she gets angry. I'd like to ask how to treat this condition.Doctor's answer:
According to the symptoms you described, it may be considered as menopausal syndrome. This condition requires continuous medication. Generally, you can start with drugs like Oryzanol and vitamin supplements, and then add traditional Chinese medicine such as An Shen Bu Nao to regulate the symptoms of neurasthenia. It's important to maintain a positive mood and encourage your mother to do things she dislikes, such as going out to play, shopping, or spending time with colleagues and friends. You can also communicate and comfort your mother, as it will be much better after this period.