After menopause, the body may have symptoms such as emotional abnormalities, atrophy of the genitourinary tract and skeletal abnormalities. 1. Emotional abnormalities: Usually, after menopause, patients mainly show symptoms such as irritability, depression and loss of emotional control, accompanied by memory loss and sleep disorders. 2. Atrophy of genitourinary tract: After menopause, the hormone level of the patient will gradually decline, and the vagina will gradually shrink. Patients are prone to diseases such as senile vaginitis and urinary tract infections, accompanied by tension incontinence, lowered pelvic floor muscle tone, and uterine detachment. 3. Bone abnormality: After menopause, patients will increase bone resorption and accelerate the rate of bone loss due to the lack of estrogen, thus inducing osteoporosis. Patients may experience joint pain, limb pain and other symptoms. Menopause is a physiological process that women must go through. Patients are advised to alleviate the above symptoms through daily exercise and a balanced diet. If other discomforts occur, it is recommended to consult a doctor promptly.