Moisture While it may sound obvious, a good strategy to counteract the natural lack of moisture in the vagina during menopause is by keeping the environment moist. There is a great variety of safe and effective products, most of which can be purchased (…)
Put Yourself First We know the cost of juggling life, especially when you’re not feeling your best. While it’s easy to get tangled up in every day’s busyness and put your own needs aside, it’s the easiest path to exhaustion. Your physical and (…)
Myth: It is Possible to Conceive at Any Time of the Month It is a common misconception shared by many women that their chances of getting pregnant are more or less even throughout the cycle. In reality, conception can only take place on (…)
Is It Okay to Exercise While on a Period? Women commonly wonder if they can exercise on their periods. The answer is a definite yes, as long as they feel up for it. Choosing reliable menstrual products is a secret to ultimate comfort (…)
Replenish the Water Lost Staying well hydrated is one of the best strategies against hot flashes. Both summer temperatures and hot flashes make the body sweat more. If that water lost through sweat is not promptly replenished, it can lead to dehydration, which (…)
Start Tracking Your Periods Before you jump to making any lifestyle changes to boost fertility, the first habit to develop is tracking your periods. Since women are only fertile on ovulation and a few days that precede it, understanding your menstrual patterns will (…)
Why do I Have Difficulty Concentrating during Menopause? Experiencing difficulty concentrating and brain fog may hit women when they least expect it, including when trying to focus on a daily task, meeting deadlines at work, or remembering an important event. While understandably debilitating, (…)
So, Why Do I Feel Anxious during Menopause? Let’s start by making a distinction between feelings of anxiousness and anxiety disorder because not all menopausal women experiencing anxiety will be diagnosed with an actual disorder. Feeling anxious is a normal part of every (…)
1. What are the Symptoms of PMS? PMS causes a wide range of physical and emotional symptoms, including menstrual cramps, digestive problems, breast tenderness, mood swings, irritability, and joint pain. Some women also experience social withdrawal, appetite changes, and trouble sleeping, among others. (…)
Quiet your Mind before Snoozing Off During the day, we accumulate stress and others stimuli, which our brains sort out at night. Accordingly, when going to bed with a head full of to-do lists and conflicting emotions, your sleep is likely to be (…)
