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Wednesday, 20 February 2013

Menopause Overview

Menopause is a natural phenomenon which results from the loss of ovarian function. During menopause stage she loses her fertile ability. It occurs due to hormonal imbalances between the ages of 45 - 55. One has to suffer from various symptoms such as insomnia, hair thinning, migraines, weight gain and more. But can get rid of some symptoms by properly intake of healthy diet and taking rest whereas some of them require proper treatment. Benefits: Most of the women have to face several problems before the onset of their periods like mood swings,...

Sunday, 10 February 2013

Amberen Reviews - Does Amberen Work?

Evidently, hormone replacement therapy is still the most effective treatment for menopausal symptoms; however, most women prefer a safer option even if it is less effective. That's right, alternative remedies for the symptoms of menopause are now the more popular option. The main reason for this is because of the many negative effects connected to hormone replacement therapy. These negative effects include increased risk for cancer,...

Thursday, 7 February 2013

Menopause ChitChat- The Online Support Group for Menopausal Women

Just as there are support groups for drug and alcohol addicts, cancer patients and even single parents, now there's one for menopausal women too. Menopause ChitChat.com is a private online platform where menopausal women may share their experiences, post questions, give advices and over-all a web-based support system for women dealing with the discomforts of menopause. It is a website serving more than 1500 members. Here they get the freedom to ask questions they're too shy to ask from their doctors. Women also find that sharing and reading personal...

Tuesday, 5 February 2013

Menopause and Depression

It is now a fact that women who are about to experience menopause are at an increased risk for depression. New studies indicate that the hormonal changes that happen to menopausal women is partially to blame for this. In both studies, women in the pre-menopausal stage were observed and it was noted that none of them had a history of depression. However, their risk of developing depression symptoms considerably increased as they approached menopause. The studies published in the prominent journal Archives of General Psychiatry argued in the favour...