Many people think of menopause as a single event that happens around a woman’s early 50s, the average age for her last period. But it’s a gradual process that typically occurs between the ages ...

Menopause, a significant phase for menstruating individuals, happens one year after the last menstrual period. It follows perimenopause, marked by irregular cycles and varying symptoms like hot ...

Women going through perimenopause – the transition period surrounding the menopause – are more than twice as likely to develop bipolar disorder for the first time according to our research. Our study ...

Women going through perimenopause — the transition period surrounding menopause — are more than twice as likely to develop bipolar disorder for the first time according to our research.

(MENAFN- The Conversation) Women going through perimenopause – the transition period surrounding the menopause – are more than twice as likely to develop bipolar disorder for the first time ...

Medically induced menopause is when medical treatments, like chemotherapy or surgery, cause a person's ovaries to stop functioning before menopause would normally occur. It happens much faster than ...

Women going through perimenopause – the transition period surrounding the menopause – are more than twice as likely to develop bipolar disorder for the first time according to our research. Our study ...

Half of the world’s population will undergo menopause if they live to middle age, but symptoms start occurring several years before that life change. Many women start experiencing menopausal symptoms ...

Menopause expert Dr Naomi Potter has revealed how you can ease perimenopause symptoms 'without spending a penny' during her appearance on Gabby Logan's podcast Mid.Point. Menopause looks and feels ...

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Menopause is having a bit of a moment, with less stigma and more awareness about the changes it can bring. A recent senate inquiry recommended public education about perimenopause and menopause, more ...

Menopause happens. It is inevitable. At some point in your 40s or 50s, your period will stop, and your reproductive hormone levels will drop. This drop in hormone levels causes changes in your body.