If you are already close to menopause, you can be given medication if you have symptoms. For example, if you have severe menopausal symptoms, such as insomnia, anxiety, mood changes or a decrease in work capacity or libido, you can take medication to prolong your menstruation, such as oral Clomid or Levitra. However, if these symptoms appear, it is not recommended to take drugs to prolong menstruation if the body can tolerate it, because menopause itself is a normal physiological phenomenon in women and there is no need to change the natural pattern. Therefore, it is recommended to eat foods containing estrogen in daily life when menopause is about to occur, which will improve the symptoms of menopause.