The Truth About Pre Menopause
Menopause is a phase that takes place in the life of every woman and which is often considered by them as rather undesirable because it involves changes in the way that their bodies function and that in turn leads to changes in how they view their very existence. With common symptoms of menopause including unpleasant hot flashes and mood swings to deal with, it is hardly surprising that menopause is not something that a woman enjoys living through.
Before The Menopause Begins
Pre menopause is a condition that normally occurs before the actual normal menopause begins, and typically pre menopause means that women will start to notice that they have missed a few periods as well as have started to experience common symptoms of menopause of which hot flashes is a very common one. In fact, pre menopause is also known as perimenopause though while it occurs, the ovaries are still able to produce eggs which means that women can continue to conceive children albeit with more difficulty.
Also, pre menopause begins when a woman is still in her late thirties and once she begins to notice its symptoms, it is then the right time to take remedial action. So, to begin with, it is necessary for them to get a medical check up - at least once in a year which is when they need to discuss their symptoms with their physician in order to understand how best to cope with their condition.
Of course, experiencing irregular periods is the surest sign that a woman has begun to suffer from pre menopause though there are also some other pretty common changes that occur such as fatigue, mood swings, insomnia and headaches and even being forgetful, which are certain signs that should indicate to you that you are well and truly in the middle of pre menopause.
Women that are experiencing pre menopause generally react to their condition in their own special ways and sometimes the reaction to the condition can be quite similar to when they are entering puberty. What's more, the symptoms of pre menopause will soon become more pronounced, especially when normal menopause begins and thus, it is in your best interests as a woman to understand the symptoms while they are still in their pre-menopausal stage so that you are well equipped to adequately deal with the later symptoms and not end up having to deal with disastrous consequences just because you lacked sufficient knowledge.
There are also in fact, a few different pre menopause treatments available which can effectively handle your mood swings as well as hot flashes and the best course of action to treat these symptoms would be drinking herbal teas or eating herbs which can control hot flashes, and to control other symptoms (weight gain, most notably) you would be well advised to control your diet as well as exercise.
Your doctor too can also help you get through the pre menopause stage as well as prepare you for the onset of normal menopause.
