UPDATE: 4/23/08
I started taking GABAPENTIN for hot flashes & insomnia. DO NOT TAKE THIS DRUG: YOU WILL GAIN WEIGHT. A LOT OF WEIGHT VERY QUICKLY. I’m going off it.

nights satan designed. any nonpharmaceutical things you’ve done. Read more »

Modern experience with Black Cohosh dates back to the mid-1950s. In Europe, doctors concerned with finding an alternative to hormone replacement therapy (HRT), which even then had recognized unwanted side effects, reported success surrounding the treatment of menopausal symptoms. Read more »

Menopause is inevitable for every woman. But for every young woman it always seems to be distant and is associated rather with her mother or her aunt. Most of women take it as a border dividing maturity and old age. But they react differently to coming menopause. Read more »

Menopause is a natural circumstance that all women see as they mature. Menopause is usually used to identify any of the changes a woman experiences either just before or after she stops menstruating, marking the conclusion of her reproductive period. About 70 % of woman experience symptoms. Menopause, when it occurs after the age of 40, is considered “normal” and is a natural region of aging. Menopause is said to get establish in when a women stops ovulating and her period ceases. Menopause allergies are popular with some women. However, 1 0×24fercentage of women hit menopause before 40. Read more »

Menopause usually occurs between the ages of 45 and 55. At this time, menstrual cycles cease, and there is a drop in hormone levels, especially those of estrogen and progesterone. During menopause, a woman’s body produces less estrogen. This can cause changes that occur slowly over time. Some women find these changes uncomfortable. Treatment with hormone therapy (HT) may relieve some symptoms of menopause, but also poses some health risks. Menopause is accompanied by myriad symptoms ranging from moodiness and insomnia to hot flashes and vaginal dryness. In the Western world, the decrease in hormones increases the risk of osteoporosis and heart disease. The role of diet and exercise and other environmental factors is also important. Herbal medicine has been around and been used for ages, and for the treatment of a variety of health conditions. Regardless of the specific illness or disease you are suffering from there is an herbal medicine that can help relieve your pain, and one option in particular is herbal medicine for menopause. Read more »

Many women see induced menopause as the end of their life. The thought of not being able to have children is often seen as a death sentence to a younger woman who is forced to go through menopause. They are not worried about menopause relief, menopausal symptoms, pain, or perimenopause. These women are only concerned about not being able to bare children. Read more »

When she realized that she was entering menopause, Pamela Roch immediately begin to wonder how her “change of life” might affect her relationship with her husband Chuck. One night, they sat down together and talked at length about all of their worries and concerns. This conversation sparked Pamela’s idea for her popular lecture series, “Menopause for Dummies,” which gives both men and women ideas and advice for dealing with the problems brought on by menopause. Read more »

There is no way to completely avoid hot flashes, but turning to a hot flash remedy may help ease the intensity and severity of an attack. It doesn’t matter whether or not a doctor prescribes the hot flash remedy or the treatment is more of a natural alternative. It never hurts to consider some of the methods available to the public when it comes to finding an effective way to relieve hot flashes. Read more »

Most women recognize that a hot flash is a sign of menopause, even if they aren’t sure what one feels like. But what about all of those other uncomfortable symptoms such as un expected migraines, or mood swings that cause you to weep uncontrollably at the site of a newborn baby? How can we be sure what we are experiencing is menopause, and what can we do to make ourselves more comfortable? Read more »

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MENOPAUSE
I have been fortunate throughout my life to have kept very good health, so it came as a bit of a shock at the age of 50 to start with hot flushes, night sweats, palpitations and generally feeling ‘not really 100%’.
I was determined not go down the HRT route, and 3 years later, still had not found an effective natural remedy, so had just got used to feeling hot and bothered and very jaded for most of the time.
I was introduced to transfer factors and genistein phytoestrogen blend. Over a period of a couple of months (and it was a relatively gradual process) I am pleased to say that the menopausal
symptoms have all but disappeared. What a relief! An interesting and unexpected side effect — I no longer get a reaction to bites from mosquitoes and sand flies, which caused me to come up in large, red, itchy swellings that lasted for weeks. Not exactly life threatening that one, but a nuisance none the less. I put that down to a stronger immune system brought about by taking transfer factors. At first I thought that the transfer factors was an expensive product; now I think it to be the best investment I have ever
made for my and my family’s future health.
M Cornthwaite
MENAPAUSE
During a discussion, my neighbour asked me how I knew I was nearing menopause. I gave her the possible symptoms including “flying off the handle for no reason”. This rang a big alarm with her as she
has recently been sending her husband diving for cover with her sudden outbursts. I told her about the genistein phytoestrogen blend and how it might help her. She bought some, and when I saw her three weeks later she said she hadn’t had a grumpy day since she started them. In fact – her husband was getting nervous because she was getting close to the bottom of the bottle! She is thrilled with the results – and needless to say – so is her husband!! He calls them ‘magic’ pills!
B Spraggs

Well what can I tell you from my own story: I had suffered for years with incredibly heavy periods and was getting to the point where I could not leave the house for 3 weeks in a month, it was dreadful, my friend convinced me to go see a specialist and find out if it was normal, it had been like this for years so I thought it was….. well away I went to see him, one of Hamilton’s finest, he could not believe I had put up with all this for so long, he did his normal tests etc….. won’t go into those…. And said I needed immediate help and I needed a hysterectomy immediately …. WOW, I was not prepared for that, that is for sure….
That was December 2005, I was scheduled for surgery January 15 2006,.. It was all so quick I didn’t have time to think, I didn’t really want to go into menopause as I thought I was too young, 49 at the time….. after the operation and long story short, my 6 month visit came up, so I went and got the thumbs up all is well…….. so then came the question..
“So when will I go into Menopause…. Hot Flushes… etc etc.. ” Read more »