Category: Menopause

Menopause is a natural phase of our life. Once we reach a certain point in our lives, we expect it to come knocking. And when it does, it comes with a load of symptoms. We all know the most common ones, like hot flashes and the cessation of periods. But there are other common but Read more…

A time comes in a woman’s life when her monthly period ceases, and she stops ovulating – when this time comes, menopause is said to have occurred. Menopause is a stage in a woman’s life when she cannot get pregnant again (except in rare cases ). Menopause normally occurs between ages 45 and 55; age Read more…

For most women, menopause is a phase of life they are biologically obligated to pass through. And for most of them, menopause implies a cessation of the menstrual cycle. But this isn’t the entire truth. The events leading to menopause and the onset of menopause are attributed to many physiological changes that occur without being Read more…

If you are beginning to experience menopausal symptoms or suspect those symptoms you feel are symptoms of menopause, you would be interested in knowing about menopause facts and important statistics. In this article, you will find some very interesting menopause facts and statistics to help you through the journey. But before we discuss menopause facts Read more…

I remember watching a sitcom as a child where one of the characters was diagnosed with menopause. And I remember thinking how the symptoms of menopause weren’t a big deal. I can’t believe how wrong I was. I have learned that the symptoms of menopause can be frustrating. I also learned that menopause implies the Read more…

As a woman, if you notice changes in your skin or, more specifically, in your complexion during or after menopause, know that you are not alone most women undergoing menopause have reported their skin Changes With Menopause. Although most women know that menopause will lead to changes in their bodies, what they do not sometimes Read more…

Pregnancy and Menopause is 0ne of the most searched terms on search engines. This is because the transition into menopause comes with worries and implications. The process remains confusing for most women, even those experiencing menopause. They wonder about many things and question the normalcy of most of their symptoms. One of the things most Read more…

Almost everything about them changes when women go through perimenopause, menopause, and eventually post menopause—one of the things to be mindful of after menopause is the woman’s health. As a woman, once you have passed menopause, you will need to be intentional about your health and healthcare. Due to a series of internal changes during Read more…

What Is Menopause? For women, menopause is one of the most significant medical events. It is a natural biological process and a period marking the end of a women’s menstrual cycle. It is also the absence of menstrual periods for a continuous period of 12 months, which occurs due to the cessation of the functioning Read more…

As a woman’s menstrual cycles end, she enters menopause, a natural phase in her life. It’s confirmed when a year has passed since your last menstruation.  Although menopause only lasts for a year, the transition and symptoms of menopause, on the other hand, can linger for several years. While menopause is associated with unpleasant symptoms Read more…

At a point in a woman’s lifetime, her body undergoes various changes as part of the aging process. One such change is menopause. The onset of menopause signals the start of a new phase in a woman’s life, which could be overwhelming, especially when the woman undergoes some disturbing symptoms. Usually, menopause sets in between Read more…

 Breastfeeding may maintain an egg reserve for longer  People who have been pregnant or have breastfed a baby are less likely to experience an early menopause. This may be because ovulation is temporarily stopped during pregnancy and slowed down during breastfeeding, maintaining a reserve of eggs for longer. Several studies have suggested that having a Read more…