Kat asked:


Just found out have just started the Menopause my GP asked if i wanted H.R.T but dont want to go down this road if i can avoid it.. I have acheing muscles in arms and legs and was thinking herbel remerdies GP agreed any ideas whats best to take please.

Phillip

Jaedyn=God has heard asked:


I started my cycle really early and am concerned a bout early menopause.

Colleen

♂ Equibrilium ♀ asked:


How old were you when you went through menopause, how long did it last for, and what emotional & physical effects did you experience?

Juan

giggle asked:


what’s with that menopause anyway?do women really need it?

Viola

Lola asked:


I have mosaic turner’s syndrome. I have gone through puberty and I have a period without the aid of hormones. My question is will I go through premature menopause and what is the average age of menopause for turner’s women who are fertile?

Martin

botheredwoman asked:


I am 47 years old and am in menopause. I am not interested in sex but I do want to have the love making, a relationship, and everything else. I am single and tired of men just wanting sex. What can I do without having to get medicines to get back into the swing of things? I am financial strapped for the medicine thing. Can anyone make suggestions?

Dale

jay asked:


I would like to know whether there are possibility of pregnancy occuring within 8 months of 1st delivery and even before starting of menopause due to infant( mother) feeding. (Menopause has not started yet after first delivery) ?

Tonya

Roberta B asked:


Is there such a thing as male menopause, and, if so, how do I get my husband to recognize that he may be going through it?

Donna

Groshan Fabiola asked:


Low estrogen level is the main cause of premature menopause. We meet, more and more often, women that are younger than 45, in impossibility of living a normal life because of the early menopause. Even though the specific age for menopause is around 50 years unusual cases occur. Younger women experience early menopause.

A woman’s body stops producing estrogen in the moment when ovaries stop functioning. In most of the cases women pass through a transition period of 3 to 5 years called perimenopause before menopause. During this transition period women do not stop menstruating but symptoms of menopause appear and the level of estrogen is getting low.

Younger women, with premature menopause, skip perimenopause and menopause symptoms suddenly appear. The symptoms are the same hot flashes, vaginal dryness, memory loss or insomnia.

Studies show us that a small percentage (1%) of women develop ovarian failure before 45 years. This study leads us to this conclusion: the removal of both ovaries represents the main cause of early menopause.

Different symptoms like vasomotor symptoms will be experienced by women with surgical menopause. Women that entered menopause after the age of 45 will almost never experience vasomotor symptoms. Even if they exist, in their cases, these kinds of symptoms do not affect them as much as they affect premenopausal women.

Studies say that severe vasomotor symptoms last about 8 to 9 years for women with early menopause and not more than 2 for women that reached natural menopause.

These women are treated with estrogen patches that apply on the skin. The patch is small sized and it’s called Vivelle-Dot. The patch applies on the lower abdomen and it’s changed twice a week. It doesn’t come of easily, so it lasts through a woman’s daily activities. Through this patch estradiol is sent into the bloodstream, estradiol being the main estrogen produced by ovaries. This patch has benefic results over hot flashes, night sweats or other menopause symptoms, even if it’s about normal or premature menopause.

Being an estrogen treatment, Vivelle-Dot is not recommended in every case. Women that are suspected of pregnancy or women with breast cancer are not allowed to follow this treatment. None of the women with abnormal genital bleeding should accept this treatment.

Everybody thinks that media, but especially medical centers should help women with premature menopause to realize their problems. After a proper understanding these women should be able to face their destiny and should be able to take a decision regarding the treatment and their life.

For more resources about menopause products or even about menopause please review http://www.menopause-info-guide.com

Craig

FeatherHead asked:


My mother is beginning to enter the menopause and I was wondering what health problems it can cause. Anything like depression? Anxiety? Heart problems?

Kelly