is anyone here going through menopause.?
610020
Yes i am. If you are going through menopause you will have\nhot flashes,night sweats,mood swings,headache,\nsome bone lose if you don't take some form of\ncalcium,cry for no reason,easily irritated.\nThere is a lot more symptoms these are just a few things\nyou go through with menopause.
39977
Ok, you got a BIG problem.  You need to see your doctor ASAP if you are post menopausal and bleeding.  Menopause means NO BLEEDING.  Call your doctor for an exam right away.  Something is really wrong.
29830
Yeah Im a 28 year old male who knows this will happen to my wife when shes late 30s or early 40s and shell have hot flashes and wont be fun to be around and ill need to take her to a doctor to get medicine and show her i love her and support her and try and make it nice.\n\nPhysically she won't have her menstual cycle when its done.
787599
I was going to say stress but if you are not stressed than that couldnt be it.  Early menopause could be the issue.  Its unusual but not impossible.
516003
hi your mum should seek medical advice ,normaly this happens first as your body is changing  your mum has along way to go through menopause as i started at the early stage of 38 .i went through the same problems im now 60 go along with her to your family doctor for suport  but every thing will be ok its normal
859322
If the doctor says dont worry I would believe him.  You may be having a very extended menopause
913525
thats depression im afraid.. go see your doc or get some friends round and do something you enjoy... got xbox live.. i will play you on there if you want. drop an email and well have a laugh,... dont worry its not the menopause.. just hitting a bridge in life.. i had mine a few months back but now im great.. hope you feel better matey.. tc.
507511
MENOPAUSE...\n\nit proceeds over time!
319532
It vary's but you can start having symptoms as early as 35, it's called peri-menopause.  The first symptoms are usually periods that stop and start or don't come when they should or aren't as heavy as usual.  Hormone levels go up and down so crankiness and being upset sometimes comes with it.  There are other signs too. It would be good if you put menopause in yahoo search and looked at the web sites it calls up.  There is soooo much info about menopause and the effects of it.
252565
PMS, sweetie!  I am 34 and mine seemed to get worse the older I get, too.  Change your pill.  It might help.  Your body may be changing and you may need a different  percentage of certain hormones then you used to.
384710
Oh, don't be embarassed!! It's a very normal thing to be concerned about.\n\nMenopause occurs as the ovaries stop producing estrogen, causing the reproductive system to gradually shut down. As the body adapts to the changing levels of natural hormones, vasomotor symptoms such as hot flashes and palpitations, psychological symptoms such as increased depression, anxiety, irritability, mood swings and lack of concentration, and atrophic symptoms such as vaginal dryness and urgency of urination appear. Together with these symptoms, the woman may also have increasingly scanty and erratic menstrual periods.\n\nTechnically, menopause refers to the cessation of menses; whereas the gradual process through which this occurs, which typically takes a year but may last as little as six months or more than five years, is known as climacteric. \n\nThe average onset of menopause is 50.5 years, but some women enter menopause at a younger age. Perimenopause refers to the time preceding menopause, during which the production of hormones such as estrogen and progesterone diminishes and becomes more irregular. During this period fertility diminishes. Menopause is arbitrarily defined as a minimum of twelve months without menstruation. Perimenopause can begin as early as age 35, although it usually begins much later. It can last for a few months or for several years. The duration of perimenopause cannot be predicted in advance.\n\nMedical treatments for menopausal symptoms have been developed. Most notably, Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT), has been used to reduce the weakening of bones (known as osteoporosis). However, some women have resisted the implication that menopause is a disorder, seeing it as a natural stage of life. There has also been scientific controversy over whether the benefits of HRT outweigh the risks. \n\nIt should be bearable, if not, see your doctor. I've found studies that show a relationship between your mother's menopause and yours. I was told that the age your mother started her menses determined the age you got yours, but that frequently isn't true.\n\nAll the best
582458
I had my left ovary removed surgically when I was 19 years old because there was a large benign tumor on it.  I functioned normally with just one ovary and eventually had 2 children with no problems.  I did start menopause a bit early, but not sure is that's at all related.
720300
I know this is easier said then done, but I wouldn't worry about it just yet.  Ive had mine for 3 years now and I'm 32 and your body does go through changes all the time.  Just take a deep breath and relax and if things don't change in a week or so, then call a doctor.  I'm a Paramedic and a woman, so just tryin to help 8-)
225255
Get him some reading material on menopause or take him to the doctor with you and let the doc help explain what you are going through. Maybe also try to get some marriage counseling before things get real bad. It worked for my sister and her husband. Good luck to you.(p.s. It wouldn't hurt to give him a little extra special attention)
428805
It depends...and I think it has to do with how menopause is affecting them
708926
Hot flashes and night sweats... and yes it will get better...:o)
549324
Hormones, stress. Medication.  Yes menopause is possible but not probable.  I suddenly stopped having mine.  I took some hormones it started back up again then I wondered why I missed it.