Menopausal in a sentence

Adeola’s commitment to her community goes beyond her art and extends to addressing pressing issues like the disparity in women’s menopausal health.

But the deliberate inference that being drunk or menopausal caused her to fall into the river is a sure sign that police have little care for the lives or safety of women.

For instance, women who are struggling with menopausal weight gain, are better off choosing LeanBean instead of PhenQ.

It’s a refined but radical image of a post-menopausal woman confronting oppression and embracing pleasure.

Medication such as menopausal hormonal therapy (MHT), formerly called hormone replacement therapy (HRT) can help.

The good news is that although the stereotypes of the midlife/menopausal woman can be frightening, many realities are quite different.

The post-menopausal mom upped her weightlifting game - and hasn't looked back since.

When Ms Katchi was taken to the GP they thought she was having an allergic reaction to menopausal treatment.

When prescribed appropriately, Gorfinkel said, menopausal hormone therapy can help with hot flashes, sleep disturbance, vaginal dryness and genitourinary symptoms, such as urinary tract infections.

I keep it relatively low as I'm aware that menopausal women take longer to recover.

In a head-to-head trial of flaxseeds versus HRT (typically, bioidentical estrogen plus a form of progesterone), the flaxseeds reduced menopausal symptoms to about the same extent as the hormone pills.

In July 2014, after experiencing post-menopausal bleeding, Mrs A, a woman in her 50s who lived in rural Northland but was not named in the decision, was referred to Te Whatu Ora Te Tai Tokerau (Twottt) Gynaecology Department in Whangārei.

I was sweating (and, post-menopausal that I am, I never sweat) and racked with worry.

Many symptoms commonly cited – like brain fog and rage – have not been shown to improve with any kind of menopausal hormone therapy and may not be due to menopause, Hickey said.

Researchers estimate there will be 1.2billion menopausal women worldwide by 2030, as life expectancy increases.

She also works with line managers to show how they could help menopausal team members.

The annual Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) certificate for menopausal women, introduced last year to reduce costs, will also see a price increase from £19.30 to £19.80.

The study, "Menopausal Symptom Burden as a Predictor of Mid-to-Late-Life Cognitive Function and Mild Behavioral Impairment," remains in its early stages and is currently being peer reviewed.

This finding is significant as it highlights the need for targeted interventions and lifestyle changes to manage the increased risk of CVD in post-menopausal women.

Though the study has been widely critiqued, some doctors today are still wary of prescribing hormone replacement therapy for menopausal patients.