Vaginal dryness is a widespread symptom of menopause. During menopause, a whole lot of the body is affected. The body goes through many complications that provide the average menopausal woman with utmost discomfort. Speaking of complications, let’s think of the hot flashes, the night sweats, and the inability to sleep. All these problems are usually Read more…
When we hear the word “menopause,” we often think of that phase of every woman’s life, where her ovaries lose the ability to produce eggs and become unable to get pregnant. If you see menopause this way, then you are right. However, while menopause depicts the loss of fertility, some other things are associated. One Read more…
There are lots of concerns that come with being a woman. I remember having a discussion with my friend about the many trepidations I have just by being a woman and we came to the conclusion that the only time a woman has nothing to worry about is when she is a baby. As she Read more…
The mean age at which most women experience menopause is normally 51. However, not the case for every woman. Some women experience menopause at an earlier age, such as before 40. This unusual early start of this phase of a woman’s reproductive life is believed to result from certain factors such as underlying illness, previous Read more…
I woke up one morning after sleeping and found my gown stained. Now, normally I wouldn’t be worried. It is normal for a woman to bleed, and stains are usually commonplace after sleeping. But the problem was, I was already in my fifties and way into menopause, so this was not usual. So naturally, I Read more…
As a natural occurrence, one would think menopause would be (insert your favorite thing in the world), having a combination of my favorite ice cream flavors in a very big jar with grilled beef beside it. Yummy right? Nothing good, they say, comes easy, and menopause is one good that does not always come easy. Read more…
Bowel cancer is the collective term used for any cancer that originates in the bowel region of the body (i.e., the part of the alimentary canal below the stomach). Bowel cancer is often regarded as rectal or colon cancer, depending on where it originates. Studies have shown that the processes involved in treating this type Read more…
The lack of estrogen production by the ovaries can cause alterations at the pelvic floor level that can affect the quality of life of women. According to the AEM, 20-50% of women aged 45-65 suffer from urinary incontinence. Kegel exercises are the solution to the pelvic floor during menopause. Most women notice that their periods Read more…
So many things happen during menopause. The primary symptom is the loss of fertility, and many other symptoms are also associated. From hot flashes to night sweats, loss of sleep to weight gain, and even bloating, the period of menopause can come with so many complications. Some of these symptoms are very severe, while others Read more…
Yoga is as much an exercise of the mind as it is of the body. It involves several types of postures and styles known as yoga asanas. These exercises also include special methods of breathing, relieving stress, and meditation. All these are geared towards improving the physical and mental well-being of the yogi. In this Read more…
That period of every woman’s life where her ovaries permanently lose the ability to produce eggs, when her periods stop, and it becomes practically impossible to give birth; that’s menopause. I’m sure you know a thing or two about menopause. Generally, the average age for a woman to go into menopause is in her early Read more…
Are you a woman who is gradually approaching menopause? Or perhaps it could be that you are also in menopause. Unfortunately, many women often consider menopause the stage of womanhood where all the negative changes. Hot flashes, irritability, weight gain, and mood swings—put together, make menopause a dreaded phase of every woman’s life. With this Read more…
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