Being a women is a beautiful thing but as we age our bodies go through changes, but we have to be able to cope with the transformations. Unfortunately that isn’t always the case. During the period where a women is transitioning to menopause she might experience a variety of unpleasant symptoms, including hot flashes, irritability, night sweats, loss of bladder control, urinary infection, vaginal dryness, and pain during intercourse. These symptoms may even continue after menopause if you don’t find a way to manage them now.
Currently there are approximately 75% of women who are either pre-menopausal or menopausal who experience hot flashes. This experience is a terrible feeling and can make you extremely uncomfortable. Hot flashes can begin as early as 2 years before menopause and can last 2 years after menopause. Many women complain about hot flashes when they are sleeping and it’s a large complaint for allowing them to get a good’s night rest.
With the constant change in hormone levels this can leave a women feeling nervous, irritable and sluggish. This could result in frequent headaches, dizzy spells, and irregular heartbeats. Also, having low estrogen causes the skin around the vagina to be dry and itchy, poor bladder control and achy joints.
Osteoporosis is a concern for all women but more so during menopause. Postmenopausal women are more likely to experience thinning bones. A women loses 3% to 5% of her bone mass every year during the first 5 years after menopause. This will continue on every year after that, so she would lose about 1% to 2% of bone mass each year.
For many years women have been using “natural” and “synthetic” types of estrogens and progestin’s to ease symptoms of menopause, but traditional doctors fail to inform patients of the risks that come along with these options. Just a list of some of the risks; breast cancer, endometrial cancer, ovarian cancer, colorectal cancer, skin cancer, lung cancer and many more. Furthermore, these terms can be misleading because they can be used to mean different things. For instance, the term “natural” is used to describe the chemical structure of the hormone.
But thanks to this new all natural remedy breakthrough for menopause, women can relieve their symptoms in a safe and natural way. The use of natural remedies to relieve menopause symptoms have no risk and can be extremely effective methods of treatment. Natural herbs are often the best option to treat the hormonal imbalance that occurs during menopause.
Bianca Gagliostro
