There is no doubt that modern medicine has evolved at an astonishing rate over the last several decades. In light of constant news about new medical discoveries, it is easy to forget there is still so much...
The end of childbearing years is marked by menopause, a period of time that is celebrated by some and grieved by most. Changes in the response of a woman's body, other symptoms, and emotional mood swings are...
If you are about to get into menopause, you probably expect to experience night sweats, irregular periods, vaginal dryness, and hot flashes. However, this phase in every woman's life is marked by a fluctuation of hormone levels...
As women get older, menopause is something they will face. The average age of onset is 51 to 52 years old. However, for about five percent of women, it starts between 40 and 45 years of age....
Although menopause is a stage of life every woman will pass through at some point in her life, it just isn't one of those experiences that is easy to prepare for in advance.
Several women experience body composition changes when menopause symptoms begins, generally around 45 years of age or so. One thing that happens when women reach this stage in their life is weight gain. Oftentimes, women blame menopause...
Women go through a lot of changes during their menopausal years. One of the changes that they may notice is dry skin. Not only does dry skin look bad, but it can also be one of the...
"Dizziness is not a disease on its own; rather it is a symptom of something else that is happening in the body."
Dizziness during menopause is a normal and common occurrence that...
Menopause. For some women, it’s a relief when it finally arrives. No more worrying about unexpected pregnancy and premenstrual mood swings. Although this is the case for many, there are some women who are less than thrilled.
Virtually every woman will go through menopause. It tends to occur in the late 40s to about the early to mid 50s. In addition to hot flashes and night sweats, many women will also deal with weight...
