Generally speaking, a woman is said to be in menopause when she has not a period for a year. If you have not reached that point yet, you are most likely experiencing perimenopause. This phase can begin several years before menopause. It is your body’s way of transitioning towards menopause. For most women, it starts …
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Menopause is reached when a woman’s body stops producing the reproductive hormones that cause the monthly menstrual flow. A woman is said to have reached menopause when she spends 12 months in a row without seeing her menstrual cycle. This natural transition happens in three 3 stages: Perimenopause is the stage is leading to menopause. Read more…
Due to the lack of estrogen and testosterone, a woman’s body and sexual drive may change after menopause. Women going through menopause or who have
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