…vasomotor symptoms (VMS) of night sweats and hot flashes “with the highest reporting occurring during the transition from early to late perimenopause [the transition period before menopause].”[1] Frequent VMS persist,…
…less “hot” for some women. Researchers have found that the core symptoms of menopause—including hot flashes, night sweats, and depression—are not experienced equally around the world. For instance, Chinese women…
…to bloating, constipation, diarrhea, low energy, weight issues, slow healing, cold hands and feet, rashes, allergies, hot flashes, blood pressure irregularity, sore feet, swelling, sun sensitivity, watery eyes, painful intercourse,…
…(24%) Vomiting (22%) Rash (21%) Alopecia (15%) Anorexia (12%) Constipation (12%) Diarrhea (10%) Cardiomyopathy (0.5-9%) Tamoxifen Hot flashes (64%) Vaginal discharge (30%) Amenorrhea (16%) Menstrual changes (13%) Oligomenorrhea (9%) Cataracts…
…aggravating menopause symptoms. Women in menopause often experience numerous symptoms, including hot flashes, sleeplessness, night sweats, fatigue, mood swings, increased anxiety, urinary tract infections, bloating, dizziness, and weight gain, any…
…and the decline of reproductive function, it is the reduction of brain estrogens that are linked with the disturbing neurological symptoms of menopause, including hot flashes, disturbed sleep, depression, and…
