Morning stiffness of the fingers after menopause, without specific duration of several years, should go to the hospital for rheumatism factor examination to exclude the presence of rheumatoid arthritis. Morning stiffness and paralysis of the fingers after waking up in the morning during menopause is generally a normal physiological situation, mainly due to ageing, hormone levels decline, calcium loss, leading to degenerative changes in the joints, resulting in inflammation of the joints, so that the fingers are restricted in their activities and appear morning stiffness, which can be recovered in half an hour or so. It may also be caused by pathological reasons, such as rheumatoid arthritis. Menopause check rheumatoid factor antibody positive, may be arthritis, fingers appear morning stiffness, limited movement, etc., after waking up in the morning, warm water can be used to soak the hands, relieve joint stiffness, pay attention to local warmth. If joint pain occurs, you can choose anti-rheumatic drugs for treatment, such as diclofenac sodium extended-release tablets, meloxicam tablets and so on. Morning stiffness caused by menopause does not last for several years, so it is necessary to consult a doctor to rule out the cause of the disease and choose the treatment according to the situation.