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Check your symptomsAn Age Thing? …What Menopause Means to You
December 21, 2019
What does Menopause mean to you?
As a woman, learning what menopause is, its symptoms and possible effects can make it easier to deal with when the time comes.
It’s a time of change that can also be associated with general wellbeing when properly managed.
For many women, it begins in their middle to late 40s, becoming fully established in most after age 50years – but this can vary.
If not, a woman may feel frustrated as well as physically and mentally unwell.
This could certainly impact her relationship with family and her work.
Men should also learn about menopause and help women remove some of the traditional misconceptions associated with it.
In the following video, we put together a few Menopause facts that people new to the condition can use to start to learn and discuss how menopause can affect them.
If you will like to learn more, here’s a list of more articles on our site that relate to your menstrual cycle:
Menopause Symptoms and Treatments
We hope you find it useful – share it in the comments below if you have any thoughts on the video.
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