www.healthymenopauseremedies.com There’s plenty you can to reduce hot flashes and other menopause symptoms, but it will help a lot if you can fully understand what causes hot flashes in the first place. This will also help you decide on what, if any, menopause treatments you may want to look into.
They don’t call menopause “the change” for nothing—it’s transformed your sweet-tempered mom into one big, sweaty mood swing. Here’s how to deal.
Warning! Remove MEN and Small Children From the Room. This Might Get UGLY!
Learn the signs and symptoms of menopause in this free medical video. Expert: Susan Jewell, MD Bio: Dr. Filmmaker: Nili Nathan
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Because doctors are finally beginning to recognize early menopause symptoms in younger women, more and more women are being diagnosed with early or premature menopause. As a result, women who are experiencing infertility or are dealing with menopause symptoms at a young age no longer have to wonder why. Generally, we are unable to determine a cause for early menopause symptoms in younger women. This is frustrating for women as it makes it difficult to accept and deal with this new stage of life. Sometimes though, there are very obvious causes of premature or early menopause.
NPWH launches ETIQ campaign to improve access to information about menopause, estrogen therapy
The National Association of Nurse Practitioners in Women’s Health announced the launch of Estrogen Therapy I.Q. a campaign devoted to improving access to credible information about menopause and advances in estrogen therapy.
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Every woman goes through it, yet many don’t discuss this natural time of life. Learn more about menopause in this video.
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Going through premature ovarian failure or early menopause isn’t only an individual process. It also affects those around you, especially your partner. In addition, in turn, his reaction may have an enormous effect on you. Dealing with your partner, and his dealing with you, is a very special, sometimes very helpful, sometimes very difficult, element in coping with POF or EM. Even if your husband is extremely supportive, you may find that early menopause puts new stresses on your relationship. You may feel guilty because of your condition — or angry because he can’t fathom how you’re feeling. You may worry that he won’t love you any more. He might not understand why you’re crying so much, or where the anger and feeling of loss is coming from. You both may feel confused, concerned, and crazed by the change in your life. In many ways, POF or early menopause becomes another partner in your relationship, a new factor that you — and he — aren’t used to dealing with. When you go through such a major a transition, by necessity, your partner goes through it too, even though it’s not happening to him personally. Therefore, it is important to understand what you may confront in your relationship and how to deal with the changes that your change is causing.