Patient's question:
Mom has been in a bad mood recently, always getting angry and scolding people. She can't control herself at all. I'd like to ask, what are the common symptoms of menopause? Do her current behaviors count as menopause symptoms? How can the disease be prevented? Are there any medications that can alleviate these symptoms?Doctor's answer:
According to the situation you described and the symptoms, most women in perimenopause will experience symptoms of varying degrees again. Some may start experiencing symptoms during the menopausal transition period. They often lack interest and enjoyment in anything, feel lifeless, are melancholic and pessimistic, emotionally downcast, exhibit negative behavior, feel extremely sluggish, have slow thinking, overthink and worry unnecessarily, and are full of suspicion. General treatment mainly requires self-adjustment of mindset. In severe cases, medication is necessary to alleviate symptoms, and psychological therapy should be combined.