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How Can Menopause Be Managed?

April 26, 2017managed menopause

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How Can Menopause Be Managed?

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Daisy Grace Posted

Managed menopause with this things:

1.Soy: Soy products may provide some relief. Soybeans contain phytoestrogens, which are estrogens found in plants. Isoflavones are one kind of phytoestrogen and are plentiful in whole-soy foods. These compounds behave like weak forms of your body’s own estrogen.

2.Black cohosh: The herb black cohosh is approved in Germany for the treatment of hot flashes. It has been used to relieve some symptoms of menopause. However, since this herb has estrogen-like properties, its safety in patients with breast cancer has not been confirmed. Also, preliminary laboratory results suggest that black cohosh may increased the potency of certain chemotherapy drugs, including doxorubicin (Adriamycin®) and docetaxel (Taxotere®). Remember to tell your cancer doctor about any medication or alternative medicine treatments that you are taking.

Menoquil is one of leading product help to managed menopuase and menopause related problem.

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Eating a healthy diet and exercising at menopause are important to feeling well. And most women do not need any special treatment for menopause. But some women may have menopause symptoms that need treatment. There is no one treatment that is appropriate for all women. Those with menopause symptoms should discuss the various treatments with a physician in order to choose the best option. Sometimes, menopause symptoms go away over time without treatment, but there’s no way to know when this may occur. If used properly, hormone therapy (HT) – once called hormone replacement therapy – is one way to deal with the more difficult symptoms of menopause. There are many kinds of hormone therapies, including bioidentical hormone replacement, and only a physician can suggest what is best for each individual woman. Like many treatment options, HT and bioidentical hormone therapy have benefits and possible risks. HT can help with menopause by reducing hot flashes, treating vaginal dryness, slowing