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Have you ever felt your heart suddenly sink, or felt startled by a pounding heartbeat? As women enter the climacteric, many notice experiencing such palpitations or feelings of anxiety much more frequently and intensely than before. Today, we will look into the wisdom of Donguibogam to understand why these symptoms become particularly severe during this time.

Have you ever woken in the middle of the night to a sudden surge of heat, feeling uncomfortable as your pillow quickly turns damp with sweat? Your face burns relentlessly, sweat pours down, and even the air conditioning that others find cool brings no relief, leaving you frustrated and wondering if you are suffering alone. It is all right; you are not the only one going through this.

Have you ever looked in the mirror and noticed your haggard appearance after waking up repeatedly to sweat-soaked blankets and damp pillows that keep you from falling back asleep? For women going through the climacteric who toss and turn all night with a hot body and an anxious mind, this struggle is deeply relatable.

After tossing and turning all night, the morning sun rises before you know it, and even though you spent the night in bed, you may wonder why you feel so exhausted today. Especially if sleep has become harder as you reach your mid-40s, it may be menopausal insomnia. Now is the time to listen closely to the signals your body is sending.

Lately, does your face suddenly flush hot, leaving you tossing and turning unable to sleep at night? If you have been distressed by strange sounds in your ears, an aching lower back, and seeing yourself look noticeably older in the mirror, might the word 'climacteric' be lingering in your mind right now?

When sudden tears well up or your entire body is drenched in sweat, have you ever felt your heart sink, wondering if you are going through the climacteric? Although people say it is just a natural part of aging, many find it overwhelming and difficult, feeling as though their body and mind are caught in a raging storm.