Patient's question:
Mom's best friend was recently diagnosed with menopausal syndrome after a thorough examination. Recently, her condition has become a bit worse, sometimes her emotions are not very stable, and the range of changes is very large. What is menopausal syndrome?Doctor's answer:
Menopausal syndrome, also known as perimenopausal syndrome, commonly occurs in women before and after menopause, resulting in autonomic nervous system dysfunction due to increased estrogen levels, leading to a series of mental and psychological symptoms. The onset age is typically between 45-55 years old, with some patients experiencing it earlier or later. Menopausal syndrome includes two situations: natural menopause and artificial menopause. This is psychological discomfort caused by changes in physical condition. Treatment suggestions: Pay attention to regular diet and daily routines, exercise more, and maintain a positive mindset. If symptoms occur, do not self-medicate to avoid serious physical harm. It is not recommended for women in menopause to self-treat menopausal syndrome.