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Female Menopause Symptom

Author : Kristi Patrice Carter 

Throughout a woman's life there are many great mountains that she will climb, from her first driving experience to her wedding and giving birth. There is such a broad array of events that take place throughout your life, and being a woman can get pretty intense at times. Menopause can feel like Mount Everest when it's happening to you. Although this is a difficult time and can cause many issues you should be aware of the symptoms. Every woman must approach this time period and every woman can get through it.

Menopause symptoms range from the very common to the downright crazy, but the more knowledgeable you are about the subject the better you can deal with each symptom. Menopause is the ending of your menstrual period; the ovaries will no longer function. Some of the most common female menopause symptom of this time include: irregular vaginal bleeding, hot flashes and night sweats, depression, irritability, vaginal dryness and bone loss. One of the first female menopause symptom that you may notice are the hot flashes.

Hot flashes can be very extreme and may even make you feel ill. Hot flashes can be compared to getting low blood sugar; you feel light headed, shaky and hot. The symptoms of irregular vaginal bleeding may be difficult to notice; this may seem like a regular period, although you must take note of the amount of blood, discoloration and consistency of the blood. This will be important to bring up to your doctor if any complications persist. Night sweats are also a very common female menopause symptom; you may wake up in the middle of the night in a cold sweat or even throughout the day find yourself sweating profusely. Don't get too worried, after a few seconds of sweating the body will cool it down and the sweating will stop. This may happen several times throughout the day and night or maybe only once a week, it all depends on your unique body.

	Although PMS symptoms can occur anywhere from midway through your cycle to a few days after you begin your period, no one symptom should ever last more than 2 weeks. If those symptoms last longer than 14 days, report to your doctor.

The emotional issues that come about during menopause are probably the worst mental symptoms. Emotional issues can range from depression to anger; each feeling may be triggered by menopause but it is good to remember that they are real and need to be treated. When going through this difficult time you may have low self esteem and no energy. These emotional issues can be very traumatizing to your body and your loved ones; you may not act like yourself anymore. It is important to keep in touch with these feelings and get treatment if they are too severe.

Each symptom that is associated with menopause can be difficult. Knowing how to deal with them makes it much easier on you and your significant other. These female menopause symptoms will come and go depending on your body and some may be worse than others. The key to making it through this bend in the road is staying in tune with your body and the changes that it is enduring. Menopause is not the end of the world even though it may seem like it at times. It will pass and the important thing is to take care of yourself so that you can be as happy and well adjusted as possible!