DOI: 10.57237/j.mrf.2026.02.001 ISSN: 2996-1440

Clinical Exploration of the Application of Multidisciplinary Collaborative Diagnosis and Treatment System in Treating Menopausal Psychosomatic Disorders in Women

Feiyuan Huang, Fuping Li, Lixin Zhang, Li Liang, Xiaoguang Lin, Shuxia Wang, Feng Qin, Aiqin Wu
Objective: To validate the clinical efficacy of the multidisciplinary collaborative diagnosis and treatment system based on the Physiological Regulation, Psychological Adjustment, and Music Conditioning (PPM) model in treating menopausal psychosomatic disorders (MPSD) in women. Methods: Thirty patients with MPSD enrolled in Psychosomatic Clinics of Debao County Maternal and Child Health Hospital and the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology of Zhaodong Maternal and Child Health and Family Planning Service Center between May and November 2025 were selected as study subjects. A single-arm clinical trial was conducted, in which the PPM model was adopted to treat patients with one or more of the seven complaints of somatic dysfunction symptoms: difficulty falling asleep, easy awakening, dizziness, chest tightness, constipation, frequent urination, and hot flashes. Furthermore, the efficacy of the treatment for the above seven symptoms was observed after 3 weeks of outpatient treatment and 10 weeks of home-based conditioning. Conclusion: The application of the PPM model-based multidisciplinary collaborative clinical diagnosis and treatment system exhibits remarkable efficacy in treating common somatic dysfunction symptoms in patients with MPSA, and no risks of medication, drug administration, or invasive intervention are observed, thereby demonstrating significant advantages in safety management.

目的 :验证生理调控、心理调节、音乐调理(PPM)多学科合作模式的临床诊疗系统,在女性更年期心身障碍(MPSD)中的临床效果。 方法 :选取2025年5月至11月,在德保县妇幼保健院和肇东市妇幼保健计划生育服务中心妇产科心身调适门诊招募的30例MPSD患者为研究对象。采用单臂临床试验法,应用PPM对患者以一项或多项同时发生的入睡困难、易醒、头晕、胸闷、便秘、尿频、潮热7项主诉躯体功能障碍症状进行治疗,经门诊治疗3周及患者10周家庭调理后对上述7项症状疗效进行观察。 结论 : 应用PPM多学科合作模式的临床诊疗系统,治疗MPSD患者常见的躯体功能障碍症状疗效显著,且无吃药、给药和介入风险,在安全管理上具有显著优势。

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