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Let's start with some definitions. Menopause itself is a discrete time and has no symptoms. Menopause can only be recognized in retrospect, as in, it's been a full calendar year with no periods and no spotting, so that must have been menopause. Perimenopause, however, is what some people erroneously refer to as "going through menopause". It starts in your 30's and is a process that continues for 15 - 20 years or more. Menopause, perimenopause, menarche, menstrual periods, pregnancy and childbirth are not illnesses, so the word symptom doesn't really apply. The most significant change that you might experience is that your cycles will become irregular and your flow pattern may also change. You don't "eradicate" these changes, you adapt to them.
Floy
hot flashesskipping periodsirritabilitycryingmore...They used to give hormones to women who suffered with these and other symptoms. They have mostly stopped doing so, as the hormones were causing other problems. Now, many women are taking natural supplements available at pharmacies, health food stores, supermarkets, and even Walmart. A friend of mine recently started taking natural menopause supplements. It took over a week before she started feeling any relief--but now she is good as new.
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Your period stops, you have hot flashes, night sweats, mood swings, etc. There are many herbal remedies you can try or go to the doctors for hormone therapy if the symptoms are bad.
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