Menopause

The reproductive period may come to a close, but life continues onward. Menopause, a natural phenomenon, eventually befalls every woman. It carries its unique characteristics, advantages, disadvantages, and hidden obstacles. This section delves into precisely that.

You can prepare for menopause and navigate the challenging symptoms that accompany it. Explore our website to gain a comprehensive understanding of this new chapter in your life.

October 18 – World Menopause Day

The global awareness campaign on Menopause Day is dedicated to informing women about the available options for health support during this stage of life.

Contraceptive Pills: A Potential Shield Against Arthritis Risk

Swedish scientists have analyzed the impact of oral contraceptives on rheumatoid arthritis development in women throughout their life.

Lactobacillus Vaginal Suppositories for Chronic Cystitis

Vaginal suppositories with Lactobacillus bacteria have shown promise in preventing recurrent cystitis, common among postmenopausal women.

Fat Distribution in Menopause Linked to Cognitive Health

Hormonal changes during menopause affect fat distribution in the body. Visceral fat may increase the risk of cognitive disorders.

Estrogen Pills May Have an Increased Risk of High Blood Pressure

New Canadian research indicates that patches or creams containing estrogen may be safer than estrogen pills.

Catch-up Sleep Lowers Hyperuricemia Risk in Postmenopause

Sufficient sleep decreases the risk of hyperuricemia, but postmenopausal women have trouble with it. How can catch-up sleep help?

Your menopause guide

The changes you go through after the end of the reproductive stage of life are called menopause. The main signs of this period, problems that arise in the process and options for their solution – in the new Encyclopedia's text for the School of Women's Health Dr. Silina.

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