Can aging be postponed? Yes, it can! That is when hormone replacement therapy steps in to help. Today, every woman who wants to take advantage of medical research can easily access it. But what are the risks associated with hormone replacement therapy?
The pace and conditions of modern life, constant stress, and chronic fatigue do not have the best effects on a woman's body. Early menopause at 40 or premature menopause at 35 has become all too common thanks to the commonality of these stressful conditions. What to do if you are on this list.
Hysterectomy is a fairly common surgery, yet it is surrounded by many rumors and fears. What is life like after this procedure?
The American Heart Association presented the results of a study on the effectiveness of hormone replacement therapy and its impact on the heart health of postmenopausal women. The scientists' conclusions are unambiguous: if you want to keep your heart healthy, you should not postpone taking hormones.
After the age of 40, the hormonal background of a woman changes, less estrogen is produced, and ovarian function and fertility decrease. However, menopause can occur between 45 and 55. Is it possible to know exactly when it will happen?
The size of the thyroid gland depends on several factors including age, sex, and weight. Its volume is normal for women up to 18 ml and in men up to 21 ml. If it is larger, it is worth seeing a doctor. And here's why.
During menopause, one out of two women experiences various menopause symptoms such as hot flashes, sleep disorders, depression, irritability, heartache, joint pain, and muscle aches. These symptoms are directly related to the deficit of estrogen as well as vitamin and mineral imbalances. Which do you need most of all?
Menopause has begun — is your sex life over? Not necessarily! If you take the right steps, you can prolong your active sex life for a long time and continue to enjoy it as much as before.