Do you know the symptoms of menopausal depression in women?

Menopause is a phenomenon that every woman will face after reaching a certain age. This phenomenon often causes most women to feel anxious and depressed, which is what people call "menopausal depression." Generally, for women in this period, diet and psychological conditioning are very important. So what are the specific symptoms of menopausal depression?

1. Significant decline in endocrine function

As women reach menopause, their gonadal function begins to decline and their ovarian function begins to falter. They begin to experience menstrual disorders, menopause, loss of libido, and lack of energy.

2. The internal inhibition function is significantly reduced

As women reach menopause, the function of their central nervous system begins to decline. At this time, the intrinsic inhibitory ability of depression patients is greatly reduced, and they are extremely susceptible to external stimuli and easily become agitated and irritable. In the long run, the consequences will be very serious.

3. Suspicion and sensitivity are prominent

Patients with menopausal depression are prone to misinterpret the behavior or words of others, which can lead to delusions, including jealousy, anger, persecution, etc., and the objects of delusions are mostly acquaintances.