Dangerous Transition Period: Discussing Menopause Health Care

Author: Liu Fang, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2002-11-01
Features: Menopause is the physiological transition period from sexual maturity to sexual function decline. During this time, women's ovarian function gradually declines until it eventually ceases. It is the transition from a period of peak fertility to old age. Regular menstruation becomes irregular and eventually stops, entering menopause. Menopause generally occurs around the ages of 45-50. Emotional instability is common during menopause, with tendencies to become easily agitated, tense, and have poor memory. Some women experience low mood, frequent tears, and insomnia after menopause. They may also be prone to irritability, anger, and arguments over minor issues, causing their spouses great distress. Many of them were highly competitive in their youth and worked diligently in their studies and careers. Now, just over 50 years old, they feel they have forgotten everything and frequently forget things, affecting their work and studies. This book primarily discusses menopause, focusing on the relationships of elderly friends in this age group. The main content includes: Understanding menopause, changes and influencing factors of menopause, menopausal syndrome and its treatment, differential diagnosis and treatment of menopausal diseases, etiology, manifestations, examination, diagnosis, and treatment of menopausal diseases, mental health during the perilous period of life, relationships between menopausal couples, dietary, exercise, and lifestyle care for menopausal syndrome, and more detailed content.