Menopause symptoms
Below is a comprehensive list of menopause symptoms...
- abdominal bloating
- agoraphobia
- aggression, anger, rage, resentment
- alcoholism, particularly pre-menstrually
- allergies
- anxiety, nervousness, irrational fear
- arthritis, joint and muscle pains
- blood clots
- breast tenderness
- bruising and capillary breakage
- chronic fatigue muscular weakness, procrastination, exhaustion, tiredness, mental confusion
- difficulty in getting up after enough sleep, lethargy
- clumsiness
- cold hands and feet
- constipation
- cracked heels
- cravings, eating disorders, binges, inability to tolerate long intervals without food
- cysts breast and ovarian
- dizziness
- depression - loneliness, uselessness, endless crying, irrational behavior
- fibroids
- guilt
- hair loss and excessive facial hair
- headache
- hot flushes and night sweats
- hypoglycaemia (low blood sugar)
- hypothyroidism
- incontinence
- insomnia
- irregular menstrual flow, heavy or light flow
- irritability
- lack of self confidence and esteem
- libido loss
- memory loss
- mood swings and irritability
- nails flaking, brittle and weak
- osteoporosis
- palpitations
- panic attacks
- personality changes
- skin problems - dry and early ageing
- sleep disturbances
- tension
- urinary tract infections, cystitis
- vaginal thinning, dryness and itching
- violence-verbal and physical
- violent dreams
- weight gain
- water retention
Strictly speaking symptoms only occur when periods have finally stopped. It is generally recommended to allow a year to pass before drawing this conclusion.
These symptoms, which can be experienced in the years before the onset of menopause (sometimes referred to as peri-menopause), are generally far worse than those following after. In some women symptoms can start ten years before, sometimes they can persist from 5 to 10 years after.
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