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Menopause: Symptoms And Natural Transition in a Woman's Life
Menopause marks a significant milestone in a woman’s life, signaling the end of her reproductive years and the beginning of a new chapter. This natural biological process can bring about a range of physical, emotional, and psychological changes, often accompanied by a variety of challenges and adjustments. In this article, we will delve into the intricacies of menopause, exploring its symptoms,…
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more cisgender women should be looking at cisgender boys' puberty as a menopause preview, honestly. i find that cis men treat menopause with more pause, ironically, because they recognise the emotional/physical rollercoaster - gee, your body is suddenly sweating absolute buckets and smelling way outside of your control? you feel gross, you keep growing patchy hairs in new itchy places, and summers have suddenly become unbearable? woof, been there done that, let's get you an ice pack and some gatorade buddy, i mean mom
until menopause hits them, cis women (among others) can sometimes treat male puberty as a gross horror that they are forced to mitigate the consequences of - ugh, men with their hair and their smelliness that they can't keep sanitised, it's a concession to live with them, it's a chore to share space with them. you know it's not just a Boy Hormone, right? this exact same testosterone will jump you in a dark alley 30 years from now, you can accept it before then or keep treating it like an enemy latched onto those around you
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Doctors: We can’t help you with the night sweats. Sorry.
Businesses: CHECK OUT ALL THESE THINGS LIKE THIS EXPENSIVE BED COOLING SYSTEM FOR 2K
Fellow sufferer: Oh yeah, just stick a foot out the blanket. Idk why it works but it does
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"7 Day Diet Plan For Menopause | Healthy Meal For Women"
"Find the effective 7 day diet plan for menopause. Learn about the nutrient-rich diet including vitamins, calcium, iron, dairy products, and more to minimize the risk of menopause symptoms".
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#211 Neuron fail.
My brain is fried. Not entirely... but the chemo brain weirdness never properly went away. And just when I thought my brain cells might be getting their act together, the Tamoxifen knocked them on their arses again.
I'm not badly brain fucked. I just... don't have a working Mental To-Do-List like I should and like I used to. I've been told this is a bit like ADHD, but since I don't have ADHD I can't vouch for the accuracy of that. Idk.
Unless there's a reminder for me to do a task, or it's staring me in the face, then I totally fucking skip it. Until I see it again. Then I remember, put it on the top of my To-Do List to deal with as soon as I've finished my current task... and promptly fucking forget again. It's maddening.
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Effect Of Menopause On Varicose Veins
During menopause, estrogen levels decline, creating a greater risk for varicose veins. However, by adopting a healthy lifestyle and seeking guidance from a healthcare professional, you can reduce this risk. Learn about some factors that may explain the effect of menopause on varicose veins.
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I've heard smoking can harm the effects of estrogen, does this apply to nicotine in general or just smoking?
thank you so much for asking this question, this is an extremely important matter to discuss! smoking while taking estrogen HRT is highly discouraged for 2 reasons.
the first is that smoking (nicotine) has been shown to completely neutralize and eliminate the effects of estradiol altogether:
nicotine reduces the amount of circulating estrogen one has in their system, which can lead to menopause in many individuals.
the second reason is that smoking nicotine can increase risk of life threatening clotting disorders like stroke, heart attack and pulmonary embolism:
many folks are not informed of the fact that estrogen hrt can cause increased risk for pulmonary embolism and heart complications- this is why it's vital to make sure you get testing done by a professional to make sure what levels will be safe for your body, or what complications you may face if you have blood clotting or heart issues.
i can't find too many studies that disseminate different types of tobacco usage (chew, vape, patches, etc.) but it does in fact seem like the nicotine itself, no matter how it's administered, greatly affects one's estrogen levels.
overall, i would say it would be best to completely quit using nicotine if you are planning going on estrogen HRT. not only will you see more of the effects you're looking for, but you'll feel better in general, and have a way reduced risk of stroke and heart attacks. there's little to no point in taking a medication that will become completely useless once administered. i had a problem with smoking cigarettes for a while and i wish you the best if you do, yourself.
i hope this information has been helpful, thanks for stopping by! good luck out there
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