Patient's question:
Patient Age: 53Detailed Medical Condition and Purpose of Consultation: In recent years, I have been plagued by various health issues. First, I developed superficial gastritis, then chronic colitis, followed by breast hyperplasia, bone hyperplasia, mild arteriosclerosis, and this year, during a physical examination, I was diagnosed with sinus arrhythmia and premature ventricular contractions. I have been taking medication constantly. Taking medication is not good for the body, but not taking it makes me uncomfortable everywhere. I am actually quite active—I ride a bike to work in the morning and walk for an hour after dinner. I don’t understand where all these problems came from. Could the experts please advise if my condition falls under menopausal syndrome? Is treatment necessary?
First Follow-up Question: I have undergone
Doctor's answer:
If it is confirmed that these diseases actually exist after examination, it cannot be considered menopausal syndrome. Active treatment should be taken.1] Before entering menopause, it is necessary to have sufficient mental preparation and understanding that this is an inevitable natural process. This can help adapt psychologically to the changes in the internal environment of the body during menopause.
2] Eliminate the tension and fear brought by menopausal syndrome.
3] Pay attention to mental health, control and change negative moods, overcome prejudice and stubbornness, and discard pessimism, loneliness, melancholy, anger, and other negative emotions.
4] Actively guide your psychological state towards a direction that promotes a relaxed, pleasant, healthy, and positive mood, thereby achieving psychological harmony and balance, and smoothly transition through menopause.