Watch Out For Symptoms Of Menopause

Hot Flushes It's a fleeting yet unannounced feeling that induces extreme warmth around the body. Hot flashes are caused by the decreased hormone estrogen that is common when women are approaching menopause and have gone through menopause. Nausea Nauseas is an extreme case of headache and is constant yet one-sided.

This symptom could range from six to seven hours or up to three days - it can also be the cause of your increased sensitivity to sound and light. This is caused by the fluctuations of the menstrual cycle or hormonal fluctuations during transition towards menopause. Sleep Yyperhidrosis This is the occurrence of excessive sweating during sleep. This causes the sufferer to be constantly awakened due to the uncomfortable feeling. Irregular Menstrual Cycle This is common to women in their mid-forties approaching menopause.

Irregular menstrual cycle may come more frequently from the usual 28 days to just 18 to 24 days Mood Disorders Women who are approaching the menopausal stage undergo extreme disturbing mood changes. At times they are really happy, but most often they get easily frustrated and feel really down. Irritation, panic disorder, anxiety, and at some cases depression are the most common moods that women go through approaching menopause. Loss of Moistness in Vagina This is the loss of the usual moistness or softness of the vaginal lining which could usually cause itching and irritation.

When women's hormones drop due to near menopause their self lubrication for their vaginal linings will significantly drops as well causing it to be less supple. Extreme Tiredness Menopausal women are more likely to develop a constant feeling of fatigue and low energy. Sleep deficiency is the cause of this especially women nearing menopause. Difficulty Sleeping Insomnia is when women never get a good night's sleep which is one of the common symptoms of pre-menopause. About 70% of all women entering menopause will experience this symptom.

Getting Fatter During pre-menopause, women experience a lot of hormonal changes, and one side effect of these hormonal changes would be that women's metabolism becomes slower. The hormonal changes in menopausal women could slower metabolism which could contribute to faster weight gain. Constantly changing of hormones is can also change where a woman's fat is distributed. Bloated End This symptom is periodic but lasts for just about a few seconds to several minutes only but no longer than an hour. A bloated feeling is usually accompanies by feeling of being gaseous after eating or drinking. Women undergoing menopause may produce less lactase which leads to the bloated feeling