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Brandi Vesco, Health Source 10:35 a.m. PT June 13, 2017 Menopause(Photo: Devonyu/Getty Images/iStockphoto) After years of regular menstruation, the onset of perimenopause and the transition to full menopause can be both physically and emotionally uncomfortable. The impact of this transition the severity of its side effects and ones tolerance for such symptoms may vary widely from woman to the next. Ease the progression through this natural phase of life by communicating openly with your doctor and gaining a better understanding of what to expect. The transition to menopause is known as perimenopause, typically beginning four years prior to the final menstrual period, said Jenine Paner, DO, a family medicine physician at Renown Medical Group. Symptoms include irregular periods, hot flashes, sleep changes, mood changes and vaginal dryness. All women have some symptoms, but the severity of symptoms differs. According to Paner, the average age of perimenopause is 47 years, and the average age of menopause is around 51 years, ranging from approximately 45 to 55. Genetics and lifestyle factors, such as weight and tobacco use, can affect the age of menopause, she said. As for the differences between perimenopause and menopause, the symptoms women experience during these back-to-back phases can … Continue reading →

How celebs are tricking you into BS wellness fads New York Post Now, social media has changed the game. Celebs no longer have to squeeze in a product mention during an interview, or publish a book on hormone replacement therapy to drum up attention. They can post pics with their favorite products and treatments on ... and more » Go here to read the rest: How celebs are tricking you into BS wellness fads - New York Post … Continue reading →

Summer vacation brings void after kids semi-grown The Lawton Constitution With the support of his parents (although there is reluctance and dismay on his father's part at first), Wyatt Maines eventually goes through hormone replacement therapy and surgical procedures to become female as a teenager. Happening within the last ... Read the original post: Summer vacation brings void after kids semi-grown - The Lawton Constitution … Continue reading →

Hormone Replacement Therapy Market report provides key statistics and in-depth knowledge available on the market status of the Hormone Replacement Therapy Manufacturers and is a valuable supply of guidance and direction for companies and individuals enthusiastic about the Hormone Replacement Therapy Industry across the globe. The Hormone Replacement Therapy industry report firstly announced the Hormone Replacement Therapy Market fundamentals: definitions, classifications, applications and market overview; product specifications; manufacturing processes; cost structures, raw materials and so on. Hormone Replacement Therapy Market split by Application -Application 1, Application 2, Application 3 Hormone Replacement Therapy Market Segment by Regions (North America, Europe and Asia-Pacific) and the main countries (United States, Germany, United Kingdom, Japan, South Korea and China). Through the statistical analysis, the Hormone Replacement Therapy Market report depicts the global Industry Analysis, Manufacturers Analysis, Hormone Replacement Therapy Industry Development Trend, Sales Demand and Forecast to 2020. Get PDF Sample of Hormone Replacement Therapy Market Report @ https://www.absolutereports.com/enquiry/request-sample/10485251 Table of Contents: Chapter 1 Hormone Replacement Therapy Market Overview 1.1 Definition 1.2 Classification Analysis 1.3 Application Analysis 1.4 Hormone Replacement Therapy Industry Chain Structure Analysis 1.5 Hormone Replacement Therapy Market Development Overview 1.6 Global Hormone Replacement Therapy Market Comparison Analysis 1.6.1 Global Import Market … Continue reading →

In some women, the levels of estrogen and progesterone drop notably due to menopause. Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) is given to these women as a treatment. You may have heard the names of hormones estrogen and progesterone in your science class. The levels of essential hormones are increased by introducing Bio-Identical hormones in the body. When the menopause approaches, the levels of estrogen and progesterone drop. To reduce certain menopausal symptoms, some females may get benefits by boosting their hormone levels artificially. The release of eggs is stimulated by the estrogen hormone. When supply of womans eggs ends, levels of estrogen start to decrease. How To Identify A Drop In Levels Of Estrogen? Estrogen plays a crucial role in maintaining good bone density, skin temperature and regulates vaginas moisture. If theres a drop in levels of estrogen, then it may result in: Dryness in vagina Irregular periods Lower fertility rate Urinary Issues Moodiness Night sweats Sleep problems Hair thinning Breasts become smaller Fat accumulation in the abdomen Hot flashes Difficulty in concentration and memory loss These repulsive symptoms generally fade away in 2 to 5 years, except for vaginal dryness. In some cases, the symptoms may even occur before the … Continue reading →

Tina Arena, the tiny songstress we all remember from Young Talent Time, has revealed the tough time she had while going through menopause at just 46. The singer, who turns 50 in November, said she hadnt been prepared for menopause, which started just after she finished performing on Channel 7s Dancing With the Stars in 2013, and that it was a turning point in her life. When you go through menopause you realise the reproduction is over, thats it, the machines broken down. Then you have that reality Oh, I can no longer produce. That was confronting, Arena recalled. She said she did use any medical assistance to get through the change, although she respected other womens choice to seek help. I just chose to go Nup, Im going to ride the sweats through, Im going to ride when I dont want to see anybody through, she said. Its character building. I dont want to take medication to help me through. I dont know the side effects. According to Victorias Better Health site, the average age at which women reach menopause is 51, although its normal for it to occur at any age between 45 and 55. Menopause before age … Continue reading →

TAMPA (FOX 13) - Five years ago, 49-year-old Angus Mickler says he lost his drive to exercise. A blood test found his testosterone level was a third of what it should be for his age. "I'd get up in the mornings and not have any energy at all," he remembers. And Alex Peterson had typical menopausal symptoms like sleeplessness, anxiety, and moodiness as her hormone levels dropped. Medication helped but then her hands began to ache. "It got to where I couldn't do things like easily open door knobs or open up a jar so I went to a couple of surgeons and they said I had carpal tunnel. Then my feet started hurting and I remember thinking, 'There is a root cause for all of this,'" she says. Peterson's hormoneswere also low. Many patients like Mickler and Peterson now have a place to turn for relief. Both chose a treatment growing in popularity called bio-identical hormone pellets, which are made from soy plants. Spectra Wellness nurse practitioner Jaclyn Hurang is caring for both Mickler and Peterson. She says hormone pellets aren't new but as younger generations age, they discover these treatments for the first time. "Hormone pellets have been … Continue reading →

Bio-identical hormones promote the use of natural hormones as an alternative to make up the deficiency or the lack of those hormones which are naturally produced in a humans body. Bio-identical hormones are usually made from the components of plants. These plants are custom-mixed formulas which contain different hormones that are chemically identical to those hormones which are naturally made by the human body. Bio-identical hormones include testosterone, progesterone and estrogens. They are the natural alternate used for menopausal hormone replacement therapy. Bio-identical hormones are usually made for women. They are formed to relieve women from the symptoms of menopause. Creams that are usually used for this purpose are ineffective on bone density. Besides, bio-identical hormone therapy is perceived to have many side effects. Physicians usually see it with a skeptical eye. Due to a large number of pharmaceutical companies producing counterfeit and misleading products, doctors do not suggest patients to undergo bio-identical hormone therapy. Bio-identical hormone therapy carries with it risk of breast cancer. Bio-identical hormone replacement therapy drugs are not considered to be safe to be used. The pharmaceutical companies are breaking medical laws and are misleading people by making false claims. Bio-identical hormones therapy increases the risk … Continue reading →

Market Data Forecast has published a new report Europe Hormone Replacement Therapy Market, according to which the market is estimated at $4.10 billion in 2016 and poised to grow $5.68 billion by 2021 with a CAGR of 6.75% in the forecast period. Hormone replacement therapy is given to some women whose estrogen and progesterone levels drop drastically due to menopause. Hormone replacement therapy tops up a womans levels of essential hormones. These are receptors that listens signal by hormones and causes growth in women body. There are adverse effects in hormone replacement therapy like, risk of cervical cancer, breast cancer, and uterine cancer. Estrogen replacement therapy dominated the market in 2015. Also, increasing number of women reaching the menopausal age is anticipated to drive the demand for hormone replacement treatments over the forecast period. The report provides a detailed analysis of drivers and constraints that controls growth of the market. Some of the drivers are: Increasing awareness among the masses regarding post-menopause problems. Currently unmet demand of medicines and therapies. Government support in terms of policies and funding. For Full Report refer to: http://www.marketdataforecast.com/market-reports/europe-hormone- For better understanding Hormone Replacement Therapy Market is segmented by hormone type and route of administration. … Continue reading →

Hearing loss has been linked to several factors associated with menopause, a new study says. One factor is your age at menopause. An older age is tied to a higher risk of hearing troubles. And, a second factor is the use of oral hormone therapy to ease some of the symptoms of menopause. The researchers also found that the longer a woman used hormone therapy, the greater the odds of hearing issues. Hearing loss was already known to be more common in women after menopause, a time when natural hormone levels drop. Because of this, doctors had suspected that the use of oral hormone therapy might offer some protection against menopause-linked hearing loss, the researchers said. The finding from this observational study that women who underwent menopause at a later age and used oral hormone therapy had greater hearing loss was unexpected but should lead to more testing in a randomized, clinical trial, JoAnn Pinkerton, executive director of the North American Menopause Society (NAMS), said in news release from the group. The current study can only show an association between hearing loss and hormone therapy or older age at menopause. It wasnt designed to prove a cause-and-effect relationship. The study … Continue reading →