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Menopause Relief: Award-Winning Physician Announces New Cost Effective Drug-Free Guidelines
- Freedom from Menopause , one of the nation's fastest growing online resources for women, announced today the launch of its new cost effective drug-free menopause relief guidelines. Dr. Patricia Beckstead's website offers ...
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Pill is safe solution for women over 35
... is very common that ovarian hormone production begins to vary in quality and consistency in the decade preceding menopause. So for women who have no contradiction to this exposure to extra estrogen and progestin, the birth control pill provides a ...
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... prevented her cancer. FSH (follicular stimulating hormone) measures a woman's ovarian reserve and usually lags menopause by at least six months. Also, one could have a completely normal FSH and a normal physical examination, but still be so ...
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Dunedin woman offers sister the gift of life
... call from her 36-year-old Otago-based sister, who did not want to be named, last year, saying she had early menopause and would not be able to have children. She and her husband had been trying for about four years to conceive. She had gone to the ...
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Here's how to ease menopause without hormones
... she exercised regularly and thought she ate well, Barnes, 55, wanted more information on how to manage her menopause symptoms without taking artificial hormones. After consulting with licensed nutritionist Darlene Kvist, director of Nutritional ...
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... it will significantly boost your immune system, clear blockages, effectively eliminate harmful toxins and ease menopause symptoms. Now, the latter is arguable but I'll take all the help I can get! Apparently, the result of this treatment is visibly ...
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... sex. Should I be worried? A: Some causes of vaginal bleeding after sexual inter course, such as dryness due to menopause or irregular menstruation, are not serious and can be easily treated with topical hormone creams and/or contraceptives. However, ...
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BodyLogicMD Launches MenopauseManiac: a Bioidentical Hormone Reality Blog
Well how many menopause maniacs do you know? Maybe you are one yourself. You know, screaming at strangers, breaking into a sweat in the middle of winter, gaining five pounds from smelling a cookie.
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Susan Lark, MD Creates Formula to Naturally Treat Menopause Symptoms
Lark. 'I've discovered eight specific nutrients women can take before, during, and after menopause that relieve those symptoms and I've put them together in my Harmony formula.'Harmony Hormone Balance for Women ...
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October Is Breast Cancer Awareness Month
... cancer a Race a Having an abnormal breast biopsy a Having early onset of menstrual periods (before age 12) or menopause after the age of 55 a Having radiation treatment to chest area Risk factors that may be associated with lifestyle choices ...
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Women and diet a " Eating well from 30 to 60
“I'm in my mid-40s and am increasingly concerned about menopause, aging, and weight gain. How does it all tie into diet, and what should I be eating or not eating? And how can I avoid the 'middle-aged spread' we all hear about?” The ...
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Form of Hormones Taken May Affect Risk
... study October 1. It was published in the European Heart Journal. Hormone therapy for women near, during and after menopause has had more ups and downs than a roller coaster ride. Before 2002, most doctors were telling women to take replacement ...
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Menopause does not increase blood pressure, cardiovascular disease risk
While increases in blood pressure and cardiovascular disease risk are often observed in postmenopausal women, two new studies now suggest that menopause itself does not give rise to such conditions.
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Menopause Does Not Cause Increased Blood Pressure, Studies Find
Increases in blood pressure and cardiovascular disease risk occurring in women after menopause do not result from menopause itself, according to two new studies reported in the October Journal of Hypertension .
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Cancer rates higher than average
... hormones. Pre-menopausal mammograms can also be a factor due to radiation exposure, and excess body fat after menopause can increase free estrogen production, which can cause cell changes. Exposure to toxins and carcinogens in cosmetics and foods ...
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... therapy, which became controversial after the large Women's Health Initiative (WHI). The average age of menopause is 51 years of age. The classic symptoms involve hot flashes, vaginal dryness, mood swings, nightsweats, urinary issues, cognitive ...
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... it: age: it's more common in women over 50 family history: if a woman's mother or sister had the disease before menopause, this is occasionally associated with one of two genes linked to breast cancer previous breast cancer family history of ...
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Hormone Therapy Doesn't Raise Heart Risk in Study
Women who take hormone replacement therapy to treat menopause symptoms do not have a higher than usual risk of heart attack, especially if they use a cream or skin patch or take "cyclic" hormone combinations, ...
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Danish study finds HRT does not raise heart attack
Women who take hormone replacement therapy to treat menopause symptoms do not have a higher than usual risk of heart attack, especially if they use a cream or skin patch or take "cyclic" hormone combinations, ...
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... more than 36 pounds while pregnant and didn't lose it were 60 percent more likely to develop breast cancer after menopause, say researchers at Georgetown University. Don't drink too much alcohol. Just 4 ounces a day (about half a glass) can raise ...
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