You may not know it but men also experiences a certain condition that many thought only women experiences. This condition can get someone depressed and lose interest in sex. This condition is called male menopause. Read more »

Women who are under constant pressure to do better can get menopause early. Read more »

Menopausal panic attacks are a shock to women that have never experienced anxiety. The symptoms usually begin during perimenopause, which can begin as early as 35 years of age. Read more »

A large number of women experience increase in panic attacks during perimenopause and during menopause period. The most common symptoms experienced during and after the panic attacks are, racing heart beats, breathing difficulties, unusual intense energy, rushes of energy, electric currents, hot prickly sensations, vibrations, ice cold and tingly sensations, among others. Studies have shown that menopausal women do not get long-term relief from the symptoms of panic, even after Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT). Read more »

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Women are sensitive and caring so when they begin to go through menopause their emotions are heightened due to the imbalance of hormones. One thing a woman does not need during this change is weight gain. Weight gain is very common to those experiencing menopause for several reasons: the food they eat, stress, depression, and fatigue. Battling the symptoms of menopause may be enough to control the weight gain you might experience, but a better way to see a minimal amount of weight gained is to have a menopause diet. Below are a few suggestions for a menopause diet and how it can help you during your transition. Read more »

There have been debates in many places about some women who insist that they don’t experience any form of symptoms prior to menopause.

I know it’s difficult to believe that these women are stating this, especially when you are aware that you do experience painful symptoms of menopause. Don’t be quick to dismiss such claims, because it really happens around the globe! Read more »

Menopause is a condition all women go through at some time in their lives. It means the cessation of the production of eggs and the cessation of the menstrual cycle. Women can undergo menopause in their thirties but generally undergo it in their early to mid fifties. It is preceded by pre-menopause or perimenopause, where the ovaries are still somewhat functional. Read more »

For women, menstruation and menopause form the common ground that unites our gender. No matter what our culture, ethnicity, or geographical location, our bodies were all meant to do the same things. Menstruation gives us the opportunity – should we choose to do so – to reproduce. And when the time comes, the ability to reproduce comes to an end in the form of menopause. Menopause results in the same physiological result; but the menopause signs are different for each of us. Read more »

Put simply, migraine involves excess contraction or dilation of the blood vessels in the brain. There are at least three major theories regarding the physiological mechanisms involved and there are many different types of migraine (the major ones being: migraine with aura and migraine without aura) – and several sub-types within each classification. Read more »