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What are the signs of the menopause?
The period in which the body prepares for the menopause is called the climacteric or peri-menopause. How do we recognise the symptoms?
Join us on Facebook! The peri-menopause (climacteric) or menopause already? The peri-menopause opens turns over a new leaf in a woman’s life. The climacteric or peri-menopause is a time lasting for several years up to the last menstruation. In the peri-menopause a woman loses her fertility. This is a new stage in life, called the menopause. It means that a woman’s periods stop altogether and the cyclic production of eggs ends as well. The menopause occurs...What are the signs of the menopause?
Mature Women and Sex Life
Changes in the body that come with age have a considerable influence on women and their sex life. You can find out more about it below.
Join us on Facebook! In one of our previous articles, we talked about the problems that men have to deal with when they get older. Of course, women are no exception. So, what are the most common changes or problems that women have to face in sex life when they get older? Menopause The menopause follows the period of fertility and represents the most significant change in a woman’s body when she gets older. Usually, the menopause affects the response to...Mature Women and Sex Life
Metabolic Syndrome or Syndrome X
Would you like to know what a metabolic syndrome or syndrome X is and who is likely to have it?
Metabolic syndrome affects women in menopause Syndrome X, metabolic syndrome and insulin resistance are names for a number of health problems with metabolism that largely affect women in menopause. Menopause is a difficult transitional period of life for every woman. Along with all the other problems, muscle mass starts diminishing which increases the percentage of fat in your body. More fat you produce in your body, more insulin receptors you have, and you need more...Metabolic Syndrome or Syndrome X
Hormone Patches May Be Ineffective
Many women buy expensive hormone patches in the hope of having a better sexual life during the menopause, but they may not work.
6 Procter & Gamble’s Intrinsa testosterone patch Hormone patches are mostly used to treat HSDD, which is a set of syndromes describing the loss of sexual desire in women after the menopause or removal of their ovaries. According to the results of a study funded by Procter & Gamble Pharmaceuticals, HSDD presents a “serious and clinically relevant problem!” The same pharmaceutical company has already found the solution to this problem, which is available in...Hormone Patches May Be Ineffective
How Does Intercourse After Menopause Change For Women?
After menopause, a lot of women feel a sharp pain during sexual intercourse. What causes the pain and how can you control it?
During and after menopause women face numerous psychological and physical problems which can be solved with the help of modern medicine. One of the important areas that menopause affects is also sex life. After menopause a lot of women feel a severe pain during sexual intercourse which often prevents them from having sex. In the past, there was not much emphasis placed on this problem because women did not live long enough. In 1900, for example, women died on average at the...How Does Intercourse After Menopause Change For Women?
Sex After the Age of 50
It’s true that the body changes with age and so does sex. It gets better with age! Especially after the age of 50.
After the age of 50, the body changes as well as sex When your body ages, your sexual needs, desires and capabilities change as well. You have to talk to your partner about the changes occurring to your body in the menopause and andropause and tell him or her how you feel and what you want. The men’s testosterone levels decrease with their age. Their erection is therefore less firm and it takes them longer to achieve it and to regenerate afterwards. The chemical...Sex After the Age of 50
Climacteric and menopause - the difficulties they bring along
Learn the basic facts about medical problems commonly brought about by climacteric and menopause and how they can be treated!
Menopause and climacteric Menopause is the last (natural) occurence of period which is calculated retrospectively, a year after a woman’s last bleeding. An era of 5 up to 10 years around menopause is commonly referred to as climacteric. The difficulties that mark this era in a woman's life occur due to lack of female sex hormones: ovaries as the active hormone glands run dry over the course of years and the levels of sex hormones such as estrogen and progesterone...Climacteric and menopause - the difficulties they bring along
