Menopause is a time in a woman's life when her menstrual cycle stops permanently. When menopause begins, ovaries run out of eggs and the hormones deplete. The lower levels of estrogen cause several immediate symptoms along with a higher risk of long-term medical issues. If you are going through menopause, hormone replacement therapy can minimize or even eliminate your symptoms.
Symptoms of menopause
Menopause has many immediate symptoms. These include:
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When someone you are close to is struggle with substance abuse or addiction, you may feel at a loss about how you most effectively get them the help and treatment they need. Sometimes, a well-organized group of well-meaning individuals and professionals can help to show the victim of addiction the dangerous path he or she is on and begin the road to recovery. This process is called an intervention. However, in order for an intervention to be effective, there are certain things you should plan for and certain things you should avoid.
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Lower back pain can be a constant dull ache, a throbbing pain that is unbearable, or something in between. As many as eighty percent of adults experience lower back pain in their lives, and sometimes it has a simple cause. It is always a good idea to talk to your doctor before treating your lower back pain, as it could be caused by a serious medical issue that requires a doctor's supervision for treatment.
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The spectrum of individuals who can benefit from some form of at home healthcare ranges from chronically-ill children and injured adults to seniors struggling with age-related ailments. If someone if your home needs some extra help but wants to receive it in a comfortable familiar environment, home care may be an ideal solution. Here are four things you must consider when it's time to choose a provider.
1. Medical vs. Non-medical Care
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When your child cries out at night from a bad dream, pain or restless sleep, you rush in and comfort him or her. But if your child does this every night, you want to know why. Depending on your child's age, he or she may require as much as 18 hours of uninterrupted sleep at night. When he or she wakes up from bad dreams or some other issue, your child's body doesn't get a chance to grow and be healthy.
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