Menopause

If you have not started your period you might start soon, if you have started already you might want to tell your parents about it and maybe go see a doctor.

This is possible, depending on your age and medical history. If you are approaching the age of menopause, you are suffering anorexia, or you are on the pill, missing periods would be expected. However, if you miss even one period and you are of childbearing age, you should take a pregnancy test to be sure.

Well, I looked it up, since I am very dizzy for about three days every month. And nauseated as well and apparantly it is a symptom of ovulation. It says though to talk to your doctor to rule out anything else (as always) Hope this helps... At least now you know you are not alone. I can't even drive a car or carry my child up or down the stairs. I'm afraid I fall over...

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Ovaries play very important role, even after the removal of the uterus. Ovaries produce female hormones. They play very important role in maintaining your nature as a woman. Your gynaecologist in very much interested in preserving the ovaries.

Evening primrose may reduce menstrual flow. It can also help with cramps. There is something about the healing and calming qualities that offer many women relief.

Some women find the freedom of zero chance of pregnancy very liberating . Others become turned off completely. Most of us are somewhere in between.

Menopause is considered official when a woman has not had a period for a year. Some women during the start of menopause can spot, skip a couple of months and have a light period or even a heavy period.

The typical dosage for using natural progesterone cream is rubbing ¼ to ½ of a teaspoon twice a day directly on the skin. It's important not to over-apply the cream to your skin because it could cause complications. Read the directions carefully before use, especially if you're using a higher-dosage cream.

It's unusual but not unheard of to be going through peri-menopause at that age. Peri-menopause is a lessening of the number of periods you get until you finally cease menstruating altogether, known as menopause. Go to your doctor, who can order a blood test to measure your hormones and see where you are, and also rule out any other treatable issues you may be experiencing that cause the symptoms you're wondering about.

No.

It is an effective treatment but there are other prescription medications and some over the counter ones like Black Cohash, calcium and B vitamins that can help.

If the symptoms are tolerable then no treatment may be necessary.

The thyroid and menopause are related in that a lot of women find out they have a thyroid condition when they are going through menopause. This is because menopause is a time in a woman's life when hormones are affected. Another time in a woman's life when they might find out they have a thyroid condition is during pregnancy or postpartum.

If a 14 year old takes birth control it could lead her to be sexually active at her young age and she may not think she needs other form of protection. Remember that birth control does not prevent STD's. Also, nothing is 100% effective in preventing pregnancy. Birth control is 98-99% effective if you take it everyday at the same time and do not smoke. (I got pregnant on birth control and took it everyday at the same time and I do not smoke) So if you take it at different times, or miss a pill and you smoke it is less effective.

I have been on BHRT for one month now and last week I started to get a bloated belly and gained five pounds. I called my doctor and it turns out that my hormone medication was compounded to be estrogen dominate because of some of the complaints I had listed. Too much of my BI-est caused the belly bloating and weight gain and possibly repressed the testosterone. They are sending me an estrogen flush and stopped the BI-est. Its trial and error but I'm certain these competent doctors will get me balanced.

hi i have the same problem i am not sure either. i have been bleeding for 25 days now and this never happened to me before... and i am freaked out.....go to your doctor and they problem will prescribe you some meds okay!!!!

early pregnancy bleeding will probably be more irregular if you are used to a regular cycle, it will be lighter and shortr than a normal period usually, probably a more pinkier or brownish color, none or little clotting, smells different from a normal period, early pregnancy bleeding and periods can be such a pain to tell apart sometimes, and everybody is different most times it can be separated because it has those considerable differences

I don't know the minimum but once Ihad my period after 2 days. My doctor said that it can take until 16 days.

menopause signifies an end to a woman's fertility, her body will start the process of stopping to produce the hormones need in reproduction. ovulation will no longer occur and the ability to become pregnant will no longer happen. This can take a number of years and menopause is reached once there has been no period for twelve months

Some find the natural remedies like evening Primrose or Black Cohosh work it the symptoms are light. If the symptoms are severe, real medicine may be required and Pellet Hormone Replacement Therapy has a long history of working for the relief of menopausal symptoms.

If you had a full Hysterectomy, you are already through Menopause, nothing left to do..

While you may have a return to your previous level of menstrual cramping after stopping the birth control pill (since the pill typically lowers the amount of cramping), you should not expect abdominal pain after stopping the pill. Talk to your health care provider for advice specific to your situation.

men do not eperience menopause, but do experience a similar condition. This lowering of hormonal output can occur at any time, and is usually a natural result of aging.

I WOULD SAY YES. I ASKED MY MALE OB/GYN BEFORE I HAD MINE DONE AND HE SAID NO. NOW 3 YEARS LATER MY NEW FEMALE GYN SAYS YES. 1 YEAR AFTER I HAD MINE DONE I STARTED TO HAVE THYROID PROBLEMS HYPO AND THEN A YEAR AFTER THAT I STARTED SKIPPING MY PERIODS FOR THE FIRST TIME EVER IN MY LIFE, AND THEN ANXIETY AND INSOMNIA STARTED. I BET IF I DID NOT HAVE IT DONE NONE OF THIS WOULD HAVE HAPPENED!

I would answer no. I had a tubal ligation 16 years ago. I am now 53 and still having normal regular periods.