#menopause age

[biggest-gaudiest-patronuses]

craving pathetic wet old women characters. where is the feminism

[akujin]

Just thought you'd all like to know that the other day I forgot what 'the calling' was called and referred to it as 'Grey Warden menopause' instead which I think is highly accurate but also terrible. Do with this information what you will.

[hopkinrx]

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,…

[guide-beauty]

What is NuviaLab Meno?

Menopause is a special period in the life of every mature woman. The timing of its occurrence depends on many factors and we have no control over it. However, it is only up to you what your mood will be like. With the right supplementation, you can reduce the annoying symptoms of menopause and regain your vitality.

NuviaLab Meno is an advanced multi-ingredient food supplement created for menopausal women. Its unique composition was selected to help with the most common symptoms of menopause, such as: hot flashes, excessive sweating, difficulty sleeping, a feeling of constant fatigue, irritability, decreased libido or malaise.

[carsonjonesfiance]

Listening to real life Republicans talk about politics is crayyyyyzyyyyy. Tell me why I just heard someone say “I am friends with a lot of otherwise very intelligent people that vote Democrat. It’s like they have a disconnect with reality!” Like girl your man rambled about cock at a rally.

[mothmvn]

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

[runs-4-pinkcupcakes]

Hi Bunnies!!

I hit a milestone today. Normal BMI and 20# lost in 2024. I’m only 6# from my summer goal weight and summer isn’t even here yet! #killinit

I am having some IT band tightness so my running has slowed.

Hot girl summer, anyone?? 🩷

I guess I need to join Flex Friday! 🏋️‍♂️

💋

[yourfaveisapostmenopausalman]

hi! i know there's one for liquid ocelot already, but what about plain revolver ocelot from MGSV/MGS1? thank you btw ❤️

revolver ocelot from metal gear solid has the insight that only a post-menopausal man could have

[zelphafrost]

The perimenopausal urge to sequester yourself away from everyone so you stop feeling so fucking combative and angry.

[sparkly-heretic]

I'm an Old, I'm nonbinary, I was afab, and I've been in denial for a while now that menopause could ever happen to me. Anyone else like me, or like me but younger, needs to read this. It's the first time I've ever felt seen or understood around this.

[ahedderick]

Menopaused

When I was 40 I started having hot flashes. Not too bad, compared to what other people described, but definitely perimenopause. There were ups and downs (which would actually be a whole other post - because at one point my body started producing androgens instead of estrogen), however, at 46 everything shut down for good, and I was formally in menopause.

Not the I could get any doctor to believe that, because apparently nobody, even doctors, can understand that average age for menopause does not mean 'every single woman reaches menopause exactly at age 51.' That is NOT how averages work. I was early. Other people are later. THAT is how averages work.

I felt pretty good about it, though! All done, no more fuss or mess, no problem. Three or four years went by and one day - like a lightswitch - the hot flashes were back. Much worse this time, waking me multiple times every night drenched in sweat. And while there is, technically, medical treatment for that? It just consists of replacing the missing hormones. Which means, if you think it through, that you are just putting off the misery; you will have to go through it later when you go off HRT!! My doctor was sympathetic in explaining that, but we both felt that it would be better to just go through it instead of putting it off.

Unfortunately. I am now 54. And the hotflashes continue, seemingly a permanent misery. Worse in winter than summer, because my body tries to keep me warm and uh, overshoots the mark. By a lot. So I freeze and burn and freeze again. And it's bloody-damned inconvenient! Sweating and swearing, I trudge forward.

[youssefguedira]

do you ever just

[wilmavasquez82619-blog]

Fat accumulation changes as we age, particularly in postmenopausal women. Our bodies tend to store fat in new areas, even with clean eating and regular exercise, these stubborn fat deposits can persist. But there is a solution!

[omegaverse-seeker]

Can omega heats stop in specific age?

Of course. They go through their own version of menopause. Menoestrus? That sounds like a cool name for it. Either way, Omegas got eggs. They gotta run out eventually.

God, imagine having a heat in the nursing home? I wanna walk off a cliff when I just have PMS. Lol

[mothmvn]

please be more educated about menopause. it’s very different for women than you’d described. sure, it can be similar but boys don’t have to deal with the death and failure of one of their important organs - the uterus, etc, is the only organ that we give up on.

menopause research is underfunded, but not nearly underfunded as erectile dysfunction or the issues that men deal with. women’s healthcare is routinely swept under the rug and I really hope you’d comprehend that. please check your privilege. not everything is as simple as “oh I’m turning into a boy! this is my chance to understand them!” no, boys don’t have the risk of osteoporosis that women going through menopause due. women experience a severe decline in their bone density and under performance in many vital areas of their body during and after menopause.

you can’t excuse male behavior by comparing it to a debilitating biological experience. I know you’re a man (or he/him aligned) from your profile so you may just be undereducated but your post comparing a boy’s experience with puberty to menopause is grossly disrespectful and an oversimplification. would you say that to your grandma or your mom while she goes through menopause? please go read up on menopause.

idk what you think happens to transgender men as we grow old, but i'm very familiar with menopause - i'm going to experience it one way or another. all trans people with ovaries eventually do, provided we live long enough to have age-related menopauses. in addition, many transgender people get their ovaries removed (many people get total hysterectomies!), which gives them osteoporosis risks that they have to mitigate with HRT for the rest of their lives... just like a cisgender woman post-menopause. calling it a "women's health issue" kinda ignores my actual life, and my future as a trans man (complete with menopause)!

anyway, i wrote that post because i think it's funny that my body is physically experiencing a combination of menopause and male puberty - there's a lot of common symptoms! hot flashes, irritability, body hair, thinner hair, facial hair, sweat, wetness, libido, dryness, loss of flexibility, rougher skin, lower voice... that's what higher testosterone does to a body. and i'm neither a teenage cis boy nor a menopausal cis woman, so which is it when MY body does that?

i'm kinda midway between puberty and menopause in age. HRT is putting my body through a years-long puberty, which includes many of the effects that await me at menopause. i'm getting a headstart on all that shit my mom and aunties warned me will happen in my 50s -- or do i suddenly understand cis guys' complaints from their puberty years? or is it both?? do you see what i mean? it's funny when you're me!

all i think is that it's weird the two don't get compared more often, really