Symptoms disappear when menopause ends. Menopause is an inevitable physiological stage in a woman’s life, the transition from childbearing age to old age. During this stage, because of fluctuations or decline in estrogen and decline in ovarian function, most women will experience symptoms such as irritability, depression, night sweats, hot flashes, shortness of breath, and panic attacks. However, after menopause, the hormone levels in the body will be relatively stable, and these uncomfortable symptoms will gradually reduce until they disappear. If a woman is unable to control or regulate herself after menopause, it is recommended that she go to the gynecology department of a hospital for consultation and regulation under the guidance of a doctor.