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Sarah Edrie says she was about 33 when she started to occasionally get a sudden, hot, prickly feeling that radiated into her neck and face, leaving her flushed and breathless. “Sometimes I would sweat. And my heart would race,” she says. The sensations subsided in a few moments, and seemed to meet the criteria for Read more…

Menopause—and the hormonal changes that accompany it—can definitely put a damper on a woman’s libido. In fact, up to 40% of women over age 60 report having low libido. To find out why so many women lose interest in sex after menopause—and determine if there are other factors beyond menopausal changes that make sex less Read more…

Sarah Edrie says she was about 33 when she started to occasionally get a sudden, hot, prickly feeling that radiated into her neck and face, leaving her flushed and breathless. “Sometimes I would sweat. And my heart would race,” she says. The sensations subsided in a few moments, and seemed to meet the criteria for Read more…

Sarah Edrie says she was about 33 when she started to occasionally get a sudden, hot, prickly feeling that radiated into her neck and face, leaving her flushed and breathless. “Sometimes I would sweat. And my heart would race,” she says. The sensations subsided in a few moments and seemed to meet the criteria for Read more…

The onset of abdominal or pelvic cramping after completing menopause can frighten a woman, and certainly, some causes are life-threatening. Cramps in the abdomen, several hours after eating out, that are immediately relieved after having a lot of diarrhea, can confidently be chalked up to the meal – if there is no recurrence of the Read more…

Earlier menopause, fewer pregnancies linked to early onset of progressive MS Women are two to three times more likely to be diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. Written By: Heather Carlson Kehren / Mayo Clinic News Network | Nov 21st 2020 – 7pm. This content was originally published here.

The years leading up to menopause is a time of increasing risk of heart disease for women. This new information comes from research released by the American Heart Association, which advises maintaining a healthy lifestyle and integrating early intervention strategies for good cardiovascular health. Published in the journal Circulation, the scientific statement finds an increase Read more…

Anastrazoleis prescribed by most doctors for the treatment of breast cancer in women after menopause. Some breast cancer grows faster by estrogen, a natural hormone. This medicinelessens the amount of estrogen that the body is making and helps slow these breast cancers’ growth.The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved Anastrazole What condition does Anastrazole treat? Anastrazoleis for women who have gone through menopause and used for the treatment of breast cancer. Specifically, it‘s for: The treatment of advanced breast cancer:The medicine givesif the condition has advanced even Read more…

The Ultimate Guide to Resolve Hair Loss Issues during Menopause Although a lot of people do not automatically think of hair loss as a menopausal symptom, it is widely recognized that a 40% of women experience hair thinning or hair loss to some degree around the time of menopause (that is, during perimenopause, menopause or Read more…

Common symptoms of menopause may include skin flushing, night sweats, speeling disorder, bone loss, urine leakage, mood swings, joint pains and so on. Based on these symptoms, it is very difficult to identify and diagnose menopause and moreover, it is more difficult to design a correct personalized treatment in order to tackle all of the Read more…

If you think that managing your period every month is hard, wait till you reach menopause. As your reproductive system turns off the switch after decades of fertility, there could be some dramatic changes in your body. The experience is not the same for all women but is surely unpleasant for most. You may come Read more…