Symptoms and treatment of menopausal paranoia

Menopausal paranoia is a common symptom of menopausal symptoms. Menopausal paranoia has a great impact on your life and the people around you. The symptoms of menopausal paranoia are mainly mental. In this case, it is recommended to seek treatment as soon as possible, and patients can try psychotherapy.

1. While expressing suspicion and conjecture, people often experience a series of vivid emotional reactions such as tension, anxiety, fear, etc., and often experience auditory hallucinations consistent with delusions. Under the control of various auditory hallucinations and delusions, the patient appears to be very nervous and anxious, and may stay indoors all day or dare not go home; or refuse to eat or drink for fear that the food is poisonous; or often follow his or her loved one around; or often quarrel with the suspect, etc.

2. Menopausal paranoia has a relatively slow onset and a long course, often lasting for more than several years. It is often accompanied by symptoms of menopausal syndrome at the onset or during the course of the disease. Its clinical manifestations are mainly delusions of jealousy, persecution, self-guilt and hypochondria, often accompanied by corresponding auditory hallucinations. The content of the delusions is relatively fixed or systematic and rarely generalized. The objects of delusion are mostly one’s relatives, friends or acquaintances, and are closely related to the real environment.

3. Psychotherapy is the most critical point. It should also be done under the guidance of a doctor. Because most patients at this time no longer trust their family members, and think that whatever their family members say is a lie and is meant to harm them, so they are more likely to believe what outsiders say. Therefore, let him go to a psychologist or have the psychologist come to his home, make friends with the patient, slowly gain the patient's trust, let the patient tell you about his psychological distress, worries and suspicions about his family, then prescribe the right medicine, persuade and help the patient, so that the patient can get rid of these psychological problems and face himself and his family normally again.