What Are the Symptoms of Menopausal Syndrome?

In the several years before and after menopause in women, declining ovarian function leads to progressively reduced ovulation and gradually decreasing levels of estrogen and progesterone. These hormonal changes may cause significant mood fluctuations, irritability, outbursts of anger, nocturnal sweating, hot flashes, or palpitations. Patients are advised to engage in moderate outdoor physical activity, establish new social networks, and undergo a comprehensive physical examination. If no organic disease is identified, supplementation with vitamin B may be considered to help regulate symptoms related to autonomic nervous system dysfunction.