Menopause

A woman is in Menopause when she has not had a menstrual period for 12 months. However, perimenopausal symptoms begin several years before that even as early as the mid-30s, when the reproductive organs begin to produce less estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone. For most women, the perimenopause phase begins in their mid-40s, and menopause hits at age 50-55.

• Poor sleep
• Irregular, heavy, or scanty periods Hot flashes and night sweats
• Hot flashes and night sweats
• Abrupt mood changes
• Memory, focus, and concentration issues
• Changes in hair and skin texture
• Poor skin elasticity and skin wrinkling
• Decreased muscle strength and tone
• Vaginal dryness and pain with sexual intercourse
• Decreased bone density
• Heart disease and symptoms
• Bladder and bowel dysfunction
• Recurrent urinary tract infections

Menopausal symptoms can be treated with Bio-Identical Hormone Replacement (BHRT) which provides amazing results and helps to improve most if not all of the postmenopausal symptoms.