For some women, menopause doesn’t happen at the usual time in life. Instead, they are thrown into menopause due to needing to take chemotherapy for a diagnosis of cancer.
According to the Cleveland Clinic, women who go through chemotherapy often have experience irregular menstrual cycles or the disappearance of menstrual periods altogether. Furthermore, some medications that are used in chemotherapy can damage the ovaries and cause menopausal symptoms such as hot flashes, emotional changes,...
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A new study shows that the Arthritis Foundation Exercise Program helped an inactive group of adults with osteoarthritis feel better and... Read more »
Many blogs back, I wrote one entitled "Lists for Living," where I talked about a friend's major impact on my life. My friend discovered... Read more »
It’s still amazes me how Rheumatoid Arthritis can affect so many different aspects of my life. Here I am, many years after my... Read more »
A new study, published in the December issue of Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics, suggests that adding a cannabinoid to opioid... Read more »
The holidays are a stressful time for many different reasons. Some people with anxiety have a difficult time with the many activities going on, some... Read more »
As researchers investigate the connection between Migraine disease and other conditions, we're learning that there are connections between Migraine... Read more »
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