Although the average age of menopausal onset for women in the U.S. is 51, some women go through menopause at a younger age. Whether premature (early) menopause occurs because of a hysterectomy (including surgery that doesn't remove the ovaries), an autoimmune illness, a genetic predisposition, or a cancer treatment, once diagnosed, doctors usually offer menopause treatment. Diagnosis A blood test that measures your estradiol levels may tell your doctor that you are in menopause.
13 January 2017
Making the decision to bring a child into the world can be one of the largest and most important commitments that you can make. However, it is a reality that pregnancy is a commonly misunderstood condition, and this can lead to misinformation being fairly prevalent. Myth: It Is Unsafe To Fly When You Are Pregnant It is common for pregnant women to assume that flying will be unsafe. Often, this belief stems from concerns about pressure changes and other stresses.
13 January 2017
Heavy and painful periods are a notorious problem for females of varying ages. In some cases, simple changes to your feminine hygiene products and the way you treat pain can make your periods a little easier to handle. Reduce Tampon Use Although tampons can give you extra protection when combined with pads, they often contribute to worsening cramps. When possible, try to rely on pads as your primary form of feminine hygiene, especially on the first few days of your period when you are more likely to expel large clots.
11 January 2017
