The following symptoms are common during menopause. If the symptoms disappear or improve, it indicates that the menopause phase is coming to an end: 1. Neurological manifestations: such as hot flashes and sweating, sleep disorders such as light sleep and dreaminess, difficulty in sleeping, and mood changes such as anxiety, depression and depression; 2. Cardiovascular manifestations: such as panic, chest tightness, shortness of breath, and discomfort in the precordial area; 3. Genitourinary manifestations: such as recurrent urinary tract infections and recurrent senile vaginitis; 4. Systemic symptoms: such as joint pain.