Climacteric and Menopause Disorders

Climacteric and menopause disorders encompass the set of physical and emotional changes that accompany the stage in which a woman naturally stops menstruating, due to the gradual decline of female hormones.

Common symptoms: they may include hot flashes, night sweats, sleep disturbances, mood changes, dryness, and variations in the menstrual cycle before it disappears.

When to seek care? When these discomforts affect rest, mood, or quality of life, an evaluation helps to understand them and to explore ways of coping with them.

Which specialist can provide guidance? The general practitioner offers initial guidance, and psychological support is useful when the emotional changes of this stage predominate. Going through this transition with professional support makes it possible to face it with more information and well-being.