Patient's question:
I have always been in good health, but for a month, I've been feeling generally unwell. My menstrual cycle has been irregular, with the flow becoming less and less. I often experience dizziness and headaches, and I can't sleep well at night. I tend to get anxious easily, and my memory has also declined. A thorough check-up at the hospital revealed that I have menopausal syndrome.What kind of help do I need: What is the meaning of menopausal syndrome?
Doctor's answer:
Psychological speculation: Menopause is mainly caused by hormonal endocrine disorders in the body, leading to physical and emotional discomfort. The main symptoms of menopause are the gradual cessation of menstruation, which is reflected in emotions as suspicion, a tendency to feel guilty, getting angry over small matters, and being argumentative and suspicious, as well as symptoms of neurosis. The fundamental cause of menopausal syndrome in women is the cessation of the ovaries' estrogen production, which provides postmenopausal women with sufficient estrogen to stabilize their health, alleviate discomfort, and improve quality of life.