Menopause

There is no reliable research on this matter. There is no reason Post menopausal women shouldnt be sexually active and enjoy it. Many Post menopausal find the relief from concerns over child bearing to increase thier enjoyment and frequency. Others suffer from Vaginal dryness as a result of menopause and that greatly reduces the enjoyment. Lower libido or loss of sex drive is also common in women in their post child bearing years, due to lowered Testosterone production and lower estrogen levels. Hormone replacement therapy is a common and highly successful treatment for Libido, Vaginal dryness and even the sex drive, weight gain, joint pain and anxiety issues common to menopausal women.

It depends on personal circumstances but often low haemoglobin levels indicate excessive blood loss. In women this is usually caused by heavy or irregular periods. It is important to ensure you maintain healthy haemoglobin levels as blood carries oxygen around to the body and to the brain; low haem levels can starve the brain. Symptoms of this occurring can include lethargy and pounding headaches.

Some symptoms of menopause include night sweats, hot flashes, and intimate dryness. Other symptoms include hair loss, tender breasts, and mood swings.

You won't know that you've stopped having them until they've stopped. Some women notice their periods becoming lighter and lighter as menopause progresses, with some becoming more like spotting than a period before they stop completely. You know your body best.

I has been observed in many cases. So maybe it helps. But consult your doctor.

Menopause in an orangutan is about the same as that of a human. The menstrual cycle lasts between 22 and 30 days, and menopause occurs around the age of 48.

well id say not its usually 40-60 when it starts. somtimes in 30's but it dosent end.=[ sorry

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No. Your UTI is bacteria related. The bacteria will not change your hormone levels. There is certain days that you want to test your hormones discuss with your OB/GYN.

Here the hormones go for a big six the entire body changes in some way with mood swings , so it can affect the digestive system as well.

no period or spotting every few months.or ask your doctor to do a fertility test. That will tell you how many eggs are left and will give you an idea if your done ovulating or not...

T protein = Total protein

yeah its sort of normal. most girls start there periods at a younger age (some time around 10 or so), but there have been reports of girls 16 or 17 just having there first period

Stopping the birth control pill could unmask the fact that your body was done ovulating, but couldn't cause menopause.

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Usually "the change of life" or "that time of life."

No ! menopause is just a phase in a woman's life.

A good lover (who is in love with her).

my doctor just gave it to me for my hot flashes hope it workd

the ovaries not being inside you

Wellbutrin is the brand name for the drug bupropion. Wellbutrin is a medication used to treat depression. Depression and mood swings are sometimes part of menopause symptoms. If menopause is accompanied by depression, Wellbutrin might be prescribed.

Hot flashes

AS both the tests were negative then at 38 you must have more likely havig a late period this time. As menopause start after mid forties only.

Symptoms of estrogen deficiency in postmenopausal women include vaginal dryness and itching, urethritis & cystitis (commonly known as urethra or bladder infection), high blood pressure, fractures, bone pain, foot and leg cramps, osteoporosis, facial hair growth, skin wrinkles, hot flashes, brain fog (loss of concentration and forgetfulness), and vaginal discharge. In addition, for most women, underarm and leg and pubic hair becomes finer and less prevalent. Not all women will experience all of these symptoms. Hot flashes are not as common as they are during menopause itself, but some women experience them up to 10 years after their last period. Occasionally bleeding will occur. If this occurs check with your doctor immediately, as it can be a symptom of a serious health problem. Post menopause symptoms will ease over time. Postmenopausal women do still have periods, generally very irregular. Generally no bleeding occurs (if it does see your doctor), but premenstrual and menstrual symptoms such as back ache, headache, irritability fatigue, cramps, cravings for salt and chocolate, and bloating will arise. Like a woman's regular periods, these periods can last for several days, or may simply be present for a day or two.

that's unnormal you need to get to a doctor amediately you may be infected wit gionarea or any other std or may even be HIV.

Early menopause could have a number of causes. If a close relative in the family , such as a mother or sister has experienced early menopause, it is likely to be down to genetics. However, early menopause can be triggered by other diseases or conditions such as Turners Syndrome or chemotherapy treatment.