Progesteril

[...] . This leads to hormonal imbalance in the body and consequently such a woman experiences menopausal symptoms such hot flashes, night sweats, headaches, and osteoporosis among others. Given that [...]

[...] of hormones leads to a lot of changes in the body that are often experienced in the form of menopausal symptoms. Examples of menopausal symptoms include; hot flashes, night sweats, and insomnia. The [...]

[...] loss and memory loss. For many women, Hormone Replacement Therapy has been the answer to menopausal symptoms. But with the growing concerns of side effects that come with long term usage of Hormone [...]

[...] research and studies have not proven yet if physical activities could help counter the menopausal symptoms, there are women who have greatly befitted from physical activities. Such women have be [...]

[...] that it works well on menopause symptoms. Medical Treatment This is the use of Hormone Replacement Therapy. It is important that you first discuss this with your doctor and weigh the [...]

[...] is best suited for you. 3 – Medications This makes for the last resort; mainly, Hormone Replacement Therapy is used when it comes to medication. The basis for using hormone replacement [...]

[...] options available for the symptoms of menopause. The standard medical treatment is hormone replacement therapy. This involves the use of synthetically engineered hormones and does present an [...]

[...] For many years Menopausal women were routinely placed on Hormone Replacement Therapy for their menopausal symptoms. Hormone Replacement Therapy was especially used to treat [...]

[...] used to mean the period during which a woman experiences menopausal symptoms like hot flashes, night sweats and vaginal dryness among others. How Does Menopause Occur? Menopause occurs in a number of [...]

[...] with much ease Feeling of hopelessness Changes in sleeping patterns (note that hot flashes and night sweats could also contribute to lack of sleep) Lack of appetite Feeling like you are a failure and [...]

[...] symptom is generally irregular menstrual cycles. Other common symptoms include hot flashes, night sweats, weight gain, sexual dysfunction, insomnia, mood swings and less commonly depression and [...]

[...] due the symptoms of menopause. Some explanations for this are that those who have hot flashes, night sweats, insomnia and mood swings may be physically and emotionally exhausted. These symptoms can be [...]

[...] true that a menopausal woman cannot choose not to have more weight. There is need for menopausal women to eat right and also do exercises. Reduce on fats that are in the diet, take more [...]

[...] Many people tend to suffer from joint pains especially as they get older. For menopausal women, this has become more prevalent. Many women are experiencing stiffness, swellings, heat and [...]

[...] the time of menopause. This menopausal symptom is one that has proven difficult for many menopausal women to handle. This could be because of the direct effect weight has on the appearance of a [...]

[...] nutrition; optimizing on the intake of particular nutrients that are helpful in menopause. Menopausal women can have a better menopausal experience by simply supplying the body with particular [...]

[...] be made between symptoms and ongoing risks for pathology. There is a difference between menopause symptoms and disease that could develop as a direct result of early menopause. The risks for health [...]

[...] your hair. If you have hair loss, start with lifestyle changes and get relieve from your menopause symptoms with the help of Progesteril cream. We hope that you will be among the many who are happy [...]

[...] . Lifestyle changes entail selective nutrition for the benefit of the body fighting the menopause symptoms, regular exercise and avoiding any foods that could harm you body. On the issue of [...]

[...] of phytoestrogens and isoflavones have been proven effective in providing quick relief of menopause symptoms. There is no need to allow suffering to continue when help is available. [...]

[...] by the fluctuations in body hormones such as estrogen, progesterone and testosterone. The hormone estrogen is critical in ensuring lubrication in the vagina as well as elasticity. In the case of [...]

[...] is. Menopause is a period in a woman’s life when her ovaries fail to produce the hormone estrogen and is therefore the period that marks a woman’s infertility. It often occurs around [...]

[...] directly manifested in the levels of hair loss for a woman. Role of Hormones Apart from the hormone estrogen and testosterone, there are other hormones that are responsible for the growth and [...]