Patient's question:
The stepmother not only has to face the pressure of treatment but also spends some energy taking care of these children. The stepmother's temper has become increasingly bad and she is nothing like her usual self. Upon investigation, it was found to be menopausal syndrome, a relatively severe menopausal syndrome. What should be done?Doctor's answer:
What you mentioned, menopausal syndrome, is one of the more common diseases among women. It is more prevalent in women aged 45-55, with the median age generally around 50. Patients may experience symptoms such as irritability and sudden sweating, among others. It is recommended that patients visit a private hospital to consult a gynecologist for a follow-up examination. Blood hormone and bone density tests should be conducted carefully. This is because menopausal syndrome in women may lead to a significant increase in estrogen excretion. Based on the results of the aforementioned tests, it can be determined whether additional estrogen-based medications are needed for treatment.