Menopause is a natural part of ageing and is marked by the end of menstruation and the reproductive years. Once 12 months have passed with no menstrual cycle, this is usually the sign that you have entered menopause. It also marks the time when your ovaries stop producing the two female hormones — oestrogen and progesterone — causing a change in your body’s hormone levels.
Menopause care
You may have only some or all the following symptoms. The degree to which you experience them may also vary:
Fatigue
Hot flushes
Irritability and mood changes
Lack of sexual drive
Loss of breast fullness
Sleep disturbance and night sweats
Thinning hair and dry skin
Vaginal dryness and itching
Weight gain and slowed metabolism
Always seek medical advice if you experience vaginal bleeding after menopause.
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