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

PJ Hamel
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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... &...
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    Karen Pereira
    Monday, January 26, 2009 at 02:12 PM

    I found the procedure to try to get uninterrupted sleep very interesting.  Before I tried

    other things like restricting caffeine and heavy meals.  I am sleeping better now, but I am

    in FL and am away from commitments and family issues.

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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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