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Hot Flashes: A New Menopause Symptom Treatment on the Horizon?

Has menopause has got you down? The emotional swings, the crazy menstrual periods, the feeling that your mind is a blackboard that's just been wiped clean. The long nights, restlessly tossing and turning in bed. And, oh yeah - how about those hot flashes?   Hot Flashes - The Killer Menopause Symptom (that Won't Kill You)   Hot... Read moreChevron

FAQ: Menopause and Sexual Issues

Q. Since I've started going through menopause, I'm really not in the mood for sex very often. And even when I am, it's painful! What's going on?   A. Loss of sexual desire and painful intercourse are two hallmarks of menopause. The villain is your body's lack of hormone production. Your ovaries' and adrenal glands' production of... Read moreChevron

Menopause and Trouble Sleeping, Part 4: Ahhhh, Sleep at Last

After months of sleeplessness as a result of menopause, it was a long haul working my way back to healthy sleep patterns. I never took drugs; I'm one of those women who tries to avoid drugs at all costs, preferring to rely instead on time being a healer, and working the mind-body connection. I have nothing against drugs (besides their high... Read moreChevron

Menopause and Trouble Sleeping, Part 3: Need Sleep? Try Behavior Modification

About a year after entering menopause, I fell into a pattern of wakefulness that began to interfere with my life. I never had problems going to sleep, but staying there? Another issue. I'd go to bed at 10 p.m., awaken at 11, go back to sleep at midnight, wake up at 2 a.m., and again at 4 a.m...   That morning, I would feel like I'd been... Read moreChevron

Menopause and Trouble Sleeping, Part 2: Sleepy? Do Something About It

Many of us go through sleep deprivation during menopause, and sometimes for years afterwards. Worry, a distressed body, age, declining hormone levels, all contribute to sleeplessness. Surprisingly, many women don't report sleep issues to their doctors; apparently figuring it's just "part of the deal" of aging, they choose to suffer... Read moreChevron

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Watch this video about menopause and menstruation, a normal, natural shedding process of the uterine lining that occurs monthly in all healthy adult women after puberty.

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