Menopause

Here the age is not important, but you have two or three children then you can go ahead and have your tubes tied for safety.

Sweating and hot flashes are unfortunately a common side effect of menopause. These symptoms can last for years for some women and are more harsh if you consume nicotine and caffeine.

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There is something called "male menopause", but it's more psychological; it's also called a "mid-life crisis". (It's when a middle-aged man begins to question the choices that got him where he is, and realize he may never achieve everything he set out to do.) Male fertility does decline with age, but even old men can often still father a child.

Most woman will experience menopause in her 40s to 50s, however every woman goes through menopause in a unique and different way.

Women begin menopause between the ages of forty-five and fifty-five with the average age being fifty-one years old; the actual timing varying from woman to woman. Menopausal symptoms usually happen before menopause starts; this stage is commonly referred as peri-menopause and can last up to ten years.

That is not the case for an increasingly large number of women in their 30's who are experiencing hot flashes, mood swings, disturbed sleep patterns, and other menopausal symptoms. A recent study done at the Imperial College London found that more than 1 in 20 women will go through an early menopause.

Source: http://www.bodysciencemedical.com/bhrt/help-menopause-at-30/

hard physical exercise might cause your periods to stop, but that's all I can think of.

it's also common with menopause to have night sweats and issues like that....I hope she is going to the doctor to get treatment....

Check your diet. Lots of sugar, garlic, vegetables in the cabbage family all can cause some odor. Also, wash every day and douche often.

Until you have been through 12 complete cycles with no period, yes - you can still ovulate.

A woman's cycle can be induced to start again thru the use of powerful hormones and is done for IVF. It is not recommended for a woman to try to conceive using her own eggs in her 40's due to the high incidence of chromosome birth defects.

it is impossible 99% of the time! Menopause means you cease to have periods so if you haven't had periods for 2 years or more then no, you can't get pregnant. BEWARE as you start into menopause because you can get the odd period at the beginning of your menopause. You may skip even up to a year and then have a period.

On average, women in the US go through menopause at age 51. After menopause, women stop ovulating.

Could be the onset of menopause?? how old are you

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Do not use black cohosh to induce labor. It thins out the blood so you bleed more during labor. If you ask your doctor he will tell you not to take anything to induce but stick to safe methods like spicy food, walks and sex.

Okay, well this one is hard. But don't worry the same is happening for me. When she yells at you ( which she will ) , try as hard as you can not to yell back. Just be silent, or politly disagree. Don't whine either. Do what she tells you to do. But you don't have to do this all the time, or she will suspect you are kissing up to her, and she will yell, cry, or get depressed. Another thing to remember is when women are going through menopause, their hormones are ALL out of whack. So they usually don't mean allot of what they say. And yes, they will cry.. ALLOT... But just hold on because this crazy hormone cycle will end someday. :-)

Menopause happens around 45+, so I wouldn't think you'd get it early. My mom got her period at age 10 and is in her late 40's and is starting it now.

In almost all cases HRT will decrease Cholesterol.

Absolutely! I had a hysterectomy 22 years ago. They also removed my ovaries. I had been on Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) until 4 years ago, when the doctor suggested I just quit and see what happens. I started hot flashes about a month later and have had them since. I don't suffer from night sweats, thank goodness! If I'm outside and my body is mostly cool, I don't notice them at all. If I'm inside, or in the car, where it's warm, I get one almost every hour. It lasts about 2 minutes (of which I feel like I'm going to melt), but it subsides as fast as it comes on and everything is okay until the next one. My question is this: how long will these hot flashes go on? Nobody seems to know, as far as I can tell. I tried soy milk and Black Cohosh, but they seemed to make the hot flashes worse (I'm wondering if that is because I don't have ovaries). I haven't found anything that would help hot flashes IF the soy and Black Cohosh make it worse. Hope this helps, Linda

Not menstruating due to menopause means you do not ovulate so it's no very likely. See your doctor if it's another reason you do not menstruate and ovulate.

The average age of menopause is 51. A woman is considered to be in menopause when a full year has gone by since her last period. Before that, you could be experiencing peri menopause. At this time some women begin experiencing a change in the frequency and duration of their periods, as well as other menopausal symptoms such as hot flashes, mood swings, low libido, dryer skin, thinning hair, etc.

These symptoms are caused by a change in your hormone levels (primarily estrogen) and can be controlled through various treatment alternatives, BioIdentical Hormones being one of them.

Fatigue occurs during menopause due to the lack of estrogen and progestin being produced. Hormone replacement therapy, as well as natural remedies can help this symptom.

Yes, this can be possible. If you want more info, try this link below.

The easiest answer is that the test was wrong and that you need to go back again. Other than being pregnant or being on birth control, although the cycles of menstruation my vary, usually do to stress, drugs, or just the variations of life, if you have not had a baby within that year and a half, something i believe you would notice :), then you should be retested for menopause.