Women have a bad temper, mainly considering the following reasons. First, it is related to the patient's heredity, which is also called individual difference. Second, it is related to the living environment and work and study pressure of patients. If the patient's living conditions are poor, the pressure of work and study is high, and the relationship between husband and wife and mother-in-law is not handled well, it is easy to have a bad temper. Third, the patient's ovarian function declines, or the vegetative nerve disorder caused by the decline of ovarian function. This condition is accompanied by menstrual abnormalities, including less menstrual flow, delayed menstruation and even amenorrhea.
Not all women are prone to lose their temper in middle age. This may be just a personal situation. Of course, the pressure of middle age is really great. In particular, women may have to take care of their families and children. If they want to work, all these will create pressure. So be sure to allocate your time as reasonably as possible. In addition, be sure to talk to your family around you and face and solve the stress problem together.