How does one know if they are approaching menopause?
@littlefranciscan (18327)
United States
    4 responses
         @GrammaFood (716)
 • United States
                    10 Dec 06
                    You will become irratable,your periods start coming later or stopping and of course hot flashes! During the winter i would always have heavy flannel on because i'd be freezing now i could just wear a night shirt. You can also start getting migraine headaches around the time you will or should be getting your period.
                    @littlefranciscan (18327)
 • United States
                            10 Dec 06
                                    
                            That I have noticed: the migrane headaches..They are not as painful but sometimes they are extremely long.
                             @Willowlady (10657)
 • United States
                    10 Dec 06
                    We are all different so you need to take note or have a loved one do it...myself I was hating how my hubby was breathing and then wondering why I would when he needs to breath...would get stuck..not be able to start a task, generally got confused and forget things...Soy milk has helped me-- Silk Soy!  At least 1 glass a day has helped and sure is cheaper than a doctor...works at least for now.  Will turn to herbs when the time comes for more help.  A compounding pharmisist would be the best bet too.  
                    @littlefranciscan (18327)
 • United States
                            10 Dec 06
                                    
                            I know lately I have hard time focusing..and some times there have been mood swings..but not unusual amounts of them
                             @happygal68 (3275)
 • United States
                    11 Dec 06
                    Here is a link that can answer a lot of questions about menopause. Hope it helps!
http://www.knowmenopause.com/
My mom was thrown into it, because she had to have a total hysterectomy. She went through the hot flashes really bad. She just treated them with an all-natural estrogen pill. I can't for the life of me recall the name of it, but it worked really well for her.
                     @rebelann (114920)
 • El Paso, Texas
                    19 Jan 20
                    The only thing that happened to me was that I suddenly didn't have my period anymore. I didn't take any meds for it, I simply lived through it.
                    
 
                             
                        
 
                    



