Menopause

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.

First, seek the advice of your medical professional. Then: improve your diet by increasing your percentage of fresh, uncooked fruits & vegetables. Avoid all unnecessary drugs & medications. Increase your exercise and sunlight. Get a better sleeping schedule. Improve your weight (lose or gain as needed).

In conjunction with your physician, seek the most non-invasive solutions first - such as mild herbal remedies. Give yourself plenty of time to adopt any changes your physician recommends. Ask for referral to an endocrinologist or urologist if your physician cannot help you.

Seeking therapy can also help address emotional/psychological issues which might contribute.

Only when these preliminary methods are addressed should one seek medications and/or hormone therapy, i.e., testosterone.

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If she is an athlete or anorexic, she may stop getting her period when her body fat drops below a certain level. If she has never gotten her period ever in her whole life and she is about 18 or older, she should see a doctor because she may have a hormonal or chromosomal disorder.

To be menopausal, your period must have been absent for at least one year. After that, you are most likely menopausal and have a very slim chance that you will get pregnant.

Some of the symptoms pf perimenopause are: irregular menstrual periods, bloating, mood swings, hot flashes, sore breasts, and and erratic sleep patterns.

Not typically. If you are experiencing unexpected or unintended weight loss, please see your health care provider this week for an examination.

There can be many side effects of mint and menthol intake. These can vary due to the person. The most common of all side effects is probably that you can have unpleasent things happening the intestine area. It is not reccommended.

That are not many steps that you can take to delay menopause. Menopause is just something that happens to your body. You should try to stay as healthy as possible.

menopause signifies and end to a woman's fertility, however it can take a number of years to go through the premenopause and pregnancy is still possible. Menopause is only complete once there has been no period for twelve months at least.

That sounds like thrush to me. You can be itchy any where in the down there area including just where the hair is. It can look like nothing or can be red and have discharge. Its suprising how many people have it without knowing and how easy it is to catch. Sitting on a public toilet, sweating in ur undies, etc. There is also another thing called bacterial vaginosis which also has symptoms just like thrush. Usually the distinguishing feature between the two is thrush can smell yeasty and BV can smell fishy. Either way they are both easily cleared up but talking to ur doctor and getting a swab will clear up any concerns for you.

Yes it can. Though most people just get lighter periods. Some might have their period every other month. It is normal while on the pill.

If it is several years after menopause, pregnancy is unlikely. However, if you are still going through menopause, taking precautions would be wise.

Everything has a beginning and an end & Menopause is the end of the menstrual cycle of fertility

When hre child is born with the chromosomes

The most effective way to stop hot flashes is to reduce the amount of stress, caffeine, alcohol, spicy foods, and cigarettes from your life. The other good cure is to keep your house cooler at night to reduce the night sweats.

Women start growing breasts usually when they hit puberty, which would be about 10/11. Make sure you talk to your parent or guardian about developing and puberty and other sex education questions. You may need to start wearing a training bra or a padded bra.This is also the age when girls start to get their peroid. Make sure your carefull and if this happens to you make sure you inform the adult your with right away!

Has happened in extremely rare cases but don't count on it.