How to Cope Smoothly with Menopause Syndrome

Patient's question:

Patient: Female, 52 years old, previously in good health
Condition:
Suspiciousness, nausea, high blood pressure, forgetfulness, anxiety, menopause

Doctor's answer:

Light symptoms may not require treatment; proper daily care is sufficient. For those with noticeable symptoms, estrogen replacement therapy can be chosen. The effectiveness and dosage of estrogen should be determined based on the frequency of hot flashes. The dosage of estrogen should be kept low, and the medication can be discontinued once symptoms subside. For those undergoing estrogen treatment for more than three months, progesterone should be administered for 7-10 days at the end of every three months to prevent endometrial hyperplasia.