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At what age are menopause symptoms considered "early menopause?" What's the difference between early menopause and premature ovarian failure (POF)?  When menopause symptoms begin early, it can be upsetting or even scary. Understanding the definition and possible causes can help you protect yourself against the health risks that come along with the hot flashes. Causes When women in their late thirties or early forties begin to have symptoms of perimenopause such as hot flashes or vaginal dryness, they often wonder whether this is an early menopause. The precise definition of "early" can vary with regard to menopause, but the diagnosis is usually made when menopause occurs early enough that it can cause infertility, disabling symptoms, or raise the risk of disease. While the average age of menopause in the United States is 51, the usual range is from 45 to 55. If you completely stop having periods before the age of 45, it is called an early menopause.

Menopause is the natural process that takes a woman from her fertile days into the end of her reproductive life. Needless to say, this is not something that happens overnight – before periods disappear altogether, many women experience a progressive dwindling of their estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone levels, which usually begins between two and eight years prior. In addition, as different parts of the body try to adjust to changing hormones, various symptoms appear. What Are The Symptoms Of Menopause? Menopause is not an illness and it should not be considered abnormal or something to “treat.” However, the symptoms of menopause can be managed in order to ensure they remain as mild as possible and don’t interfere with daily activities or provoke more serious health issues later on. The most common symptoms of menopause are: Hot flashes                                                Night sweats Low energy levels Sleep disorders Mood swings Loss of Libido De

There are a few things science doesn’t know about the menopause: what it’s for, how it works and how best to treat it. Approaching her second — yes, second — menopause, Rose George finds herself with more questions than answers. My physio, a young woman called Lucy, was simply making conversation. She wanted to distract me from the serious discomfort she was about to inflict by massaging the nerves around my painful posterior tibial tendon, an ankle injury I assumed I had brought on by running too much. “My mother’s post tib has ruptured,” she said. “It’s really common in menopausal women .” This definitely worked as a distraction. What did all this have to do with the menopause, I asked? She looked surprised, because to her the answer was obvious: “Collagen.” Suddenly something clicked, and not just in my ankle. For about a year, the skin on my hands had been peeling, monthly. I’d seen GPs and pharmacists and been given various remedies, from “try thick hand cream” to “drink m

Could this drug be the key to stopping hot flushes for menopause sufferers? A new treatment for hot flushes shows astounding potential for women going through the menopause When I advertised for women to take part in our clinical trial of a drug to combat hot flushes, Elaine Barker from Princes Risborough was typical of those keen to take part. Daily and nightly flushes and sweats were making the 61 year-old’s life a misery, and she had never taken HRT because she had previously had a suspected blood clot. “Anything that could improve the quality of my life would be worthwhile,” she told me. She’s just one of 70 per cent of menopausal women who experience hot flushes – that’s 10 million women a year in the UK alone, 10 per cent of whom describe them as ‘intolerable’.  On average, the menopause lasts seven years, and despite all the symptoms women experience, including poor sleep, low libido, fatigue, mood swings and weight gain, we and other researchers have found that th

Help with menopause In 42 years began to notice, like all women, probably that health was not at all like in 20 or even 30 years. In general, it was impossible to get up in the morning, at night, insomnia, at work began to get tired for a couple of hours, my head was always hurting. There were terrible symptoms of menopause. At first she did not pay attention, she explained it with chronic fatigue, problems, but she had to admit that my menstrual periods became less frequent and ran to the doctor. He confirmed - yes, the state of my female body is already called premenopause. And indeed, for sure - my appearance began to change a lot: extra pounds, puffiness, facial features began to lose expression. Somehow this old age crept unnoticed, I was terrified. I stopped on the unique product "Femme Youth" , developed by Secrets of Sarah , which has no analogues in the world in terms of the composition of natural substances. As explained by the doctor, in my case, with premeno

Menopausal Symptoms Menopause can be a very difficult time and no woman escapes this journey in life. The body begins to decrease in estrogen and typically testosterone and progesterone levels follow that pattern. The transition of no longer having cycles sounds fabulous but the hormone imbalances that accompany the change are far from enjoyable. Hot flashes can be an all-day annoyance, night sweats disrupt our sleep, decreased libido along with vaginal dryness, foggy thinking, anxiety, mood swings and weight gain are just a few of the ​menopausal symptoms that plague a high percentage of women. I am an over 50 woman experiencing menopausal symptoms and understand how it feels not being able to control the event.However there is a solution! The unique product of  Femme Youth  from  Secrets of Sarah  will help you to pass this difficult time, and reduce menopausal symptoms.

Fast Relief Of Menopause Menopause is normal and happens to EVERY woman! Secrets of Sarah has is designed a unique product Femme Youth to help women during this new stage of life by decreasing the side effects commonly associated with menopause - specifically decreased libido, fatigue and mood swings. 70% of all women with the approach and establishment of menopause experience vasomotor symptoms, which are most often manifested as hot flushes - a feeling of strong heat that spreads throughout the body for 1-5 minutes, turning into a feeling of cold (trembling) A recent clinical study demonstrated that 47 of the 50 women participants who took Femme Youth, experienced greater sexual desire, improved mood and whole body rejuvenation!                            There are many natural remedies out there that have been traditionally used for generations for fast relief of menopause. While these traditional and natural methods also promise a safe menopause relief, they ma