Q How long on earth do these hot flashes and insomnia last? Is there even an end to this?
A Menopausal symptoms usually subside gradually over a few years around the time of menopause. Rather than simply enduring it during that time, managing it with treatment noticeably reduces the frequency and intensity, making daily life much more comfortable.
Detailed Answer
Menopausal symptoms vary from person to person, but generally appear over a few years around menopause and then gradually settle down. However, if that period is long and the discomfort is severe, quality of life drops significantly. Rather than vaguely waiting for time to pass, actively managing it can make this period much easier to get through.
Korean Medicine Clinic Perspective
Korean medicine treatment does not merely suppress symptoms for a while; it aims to replenish the deficient Yin and restore the wavering Yin-Yang balance itself. Usually, with about three months of consistent treatment, the frequency of hot flashes and insomnia begins to decrease, helping you maintain a much more comfortable state throughout the menopausal transition.
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