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Symptoms of MENOPAUSE


Symptoms include physical changes associated with decreased blood levels of female hormones. Hot flashes develop. These are usually sudden reddening of the face associated with a warm sensation. The vaginal lining gradually thins and their is less vaginal lubrication. This leads to painful sexual intercourse. Vaginal itching, burning and recurrent vaginal infections may occur. Headaches, dizziness, ringing in the ears and rapid or irregular heart beats may occur. Mood changes develop and their is an increase in the tension and anxiety people perceive. Difficulties with sleeping develop and there is often depression and melancholy. Fatigue is common. Bloating in the abdomen can occur. Breast tenderness may develop.



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Medical Content Last Updated on 07/12/2008

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