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About PMS, Pre(i) & Post and menopause
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About PMS.

Definition: "Premenstrual syndrome."1

Many women experience physical and/or changes 7 to 10 days prior to menstruating. The medical term for these changes is "premenstrual syndrome," commonly called PMS. There are more than 150 symptoms associated with PMS.
PMS Symptoms may included.
breast tenderness
indecision
headaches
joint and/or muscle pain
insomnia
nausea

anger
food cravings
fatigue
change in libido
irritability

depression
sadness
severe mood swings
decreased concentration
hypersomnia
anorexia
clumsiness
vertigo
nausea
diarrhea
palpitations
sweating
bloating
weight gain
reduced urination
acne
change/increase in hair or skin oil

anxiety
About Pre(i)-Menopause.

Definition: "The physiological period preceding the climacteric, during which occurs the regression of ovarian function, up to the menopause, the permanent cessation of the menstrual life. Since in the united states the age of the menopause ranges between 48 and 55 years, the premenopause refers in general to middle-aged women."1

Mendopause

Pre-Menopause (preimenopause, preimenopaual) may begin as earlier as year 30. Symptoms are similar to PMS and general occurs as a women's ovulation becomes irregular.

"You can make a quick judgement about which is causing your symptoms with the following rule. If you periods continue to occur regularly, its PMS. If your periods are irregular, it's perimenopause"2

Mendopause

About Menopause.
Definition: "Cessation of menstruation in the human female, occurring usually around the age of 50."1

In general Menopause means that a women has stopped menstruating.

Menopause symptoms may included:
uncontrollable hot flashes
night sweats
mood swings

fatigue
nervousness
depression
vaginal dryness

irritability
dizziness
food cravings
insomnia
osteoporosis

change in libido
weight gain
fibrocytic lumps

headachesjoint and/or muscle pain
When will menopause be over?

The transition through menopause may last anywhere from six months to ten years and is different for each individual, although the average length of time is two years. Anything a woman can do to optimize her health through this transition period can only be beneficial. Women who use natural hormones and a healthy life style supplemented with a combination of herbs and nutrients will normally manage the symptoms of menopause very effectively.

Mendopause

About Post-Menopause.

Definition: "The physiological period following the menopause, the permanent cessation of the menstrual life. Since in the united states the age of the menopause ranges between 48 and 55 years, generally conceived as middle age, the postmenopausal often refers to women considerably older."1
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Other definitions.
Menstruation: "The cyclic, physiologic discharge through the vagina of blood and mucosal tissues from the non pregnant uterus, it is under hormonal control and normally recurs, usually at approximately four week intervals, in the absence of pregnancy during the reproductive period (puberty through menopause) of the female of the human and a few species of primates. It is the culmination of the menstrual cycle."1

1On-line Medical Dictionary
2Taking Charge of Your Perimenopause by Ann Louis Gittleman.

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