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Menopause is a common condition that women experience as they age. Menopause, the change of life, is a normal part of a women's life that can be different for each woman going through it. Greater than 50% of women will experience some form of menopause, slight or severe, during their lifetime. A few of the symptoms can be a dry vaginal, pain, hot flashes, depression, sleepless night and urinary infections. Not all women will have to experience menopause symptoms, and those that do can be treated with medications and supplements designed to be of help with this condition.

The female body is born with a specific number of eggs that are stored in the ovaries where estrogen and progesterone hormones are produced. Hormones are a natural substance that functions as messengers for the body. They travel throughout the body where they adhere to special cells and cause a chain of events. These hormones regulate menstruation and ovulation. Menopause occurs when the eggs are no longer released every month and menstruation stops.

As a woman ages, the body begins to lose its ability to produce estrogen, bringing on menopause. The loss of estrogen can also cause other conditions in the woman's body, like osteoporosis and heart disease. Estrogen helps in the building of new bone and the loss of it can hamper its rebuilding ability.

Menopause is considered a normal part of aging when it occurs after age 40. The average age of a woman having her last period, menopause, is 51. Some women experience menopause early due to surgery, such as hysterectomy, or damage from chemotherapy. Premature menopause can occur before the age of 40 and research has shown that smoking can be a factor in causing an early onset. The symptoms of menopause can last from a few months to several years and can result in discomfort, pain and confusion. Once menopause starts, the female body cannot get pregnant

Menopause occurs it three gradual stages; pre menopause, menopause and post menopause. On approaching menopause or postmenopausal, most women will experience hot flashes, a feeling of sudden warmth that spreads over the upper body (face, neck or chest) and is often accompanied by blushing and some sweating. The duration of hot flashes can last from less than a minute to longer than six minutes and can occur every hour or just occasionally. They can also cause the body to sweat. Half of the women experiencing menopause will have moderate to severe hot flashes during the first few years of the condition.

It will be a help if a record is kept of your periods, charting them as they become irregular. You might suspect the approach of menopause on your own, or your doctor can tell you based on your tests and recorded symptoms. It is important to discuss and understand the effects of the changes the body goes through during this time with your health care provider.

Help with the discomforts of menopause can be obtained through the use of ProEASE. ProEASE is a wild jam cream that is being used by women around the world in addressing PMS and other hormone related issues. This cream has been specifically formulated for younger women that are experiencing lighter PMS symptoms and are pre-menopausal. Users have experienced less PMS symptoms, reduced stress and increased vitality. It has been designed to work with the body to help achieve natural balance and assist in easing symptoms of fluctuating changes experienced throughout a woman's life.

Hormones are substances in our bodies that act like messengers. They travel throughout the body and can bind to specialized areas of cells known as receptor sites, where they then initiate a specific chain of events. The first half of the menstrual cycle is dominated by estrogen, whose role is to build the lining of the uterus in preparation for a potential pregnancy. At approximately day 14 of the cycle, or two weeks prior to menstruation, an egg is released from the ovaries. This is referred to as ovulation. Hormones are substances in our bodies that act like messengers. They travel throughout the body and can bind to specialized areas of cells known as receptor sites, where they then initiate a specific chain of events. The first half of the menstrual cycle is dominated by estrogen, whose role is to build the lining of the uterus in preparation for a potential pregnancy. At approximately day 14 of the cycle, or two weeks prior to menstruation, an egg is released from the ovaries. This is referred to as ovulation.

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