Menopause usually occurs in women between the ages of 45 and 60. During this time, the body’s production of sex hormones decreases and the ability to reproduce recedes. At the same time, but also four to five years earlier, more or less pronounced complaints such as hot flashes, sweating and emotional changes can cause problems. … Menopause: Climacteric
Symptoms Menopausal symptoms are very individual and vary from woman to woman. The most common possible disorders include: Cycle irregularities, change in menstruation. Vasomotor disorders: Flushes, night sweats. Mood swings, irritability, aggressiveness, sensitivity, sadness, difficulty concentrating, anxiety, fatigue. Sleep disorders Changes in skin, hair and mucous membranes: hair loss, vaginal atrophy, vaginal dryness, dry skin, … Menopausal Symptoms
Alopecia androgenetica is hormonal hereditary hair loss caused by an inborn hypersensitivity of hair follicles to the male sex hormone testosterone. Approximately 80 percent of men and nearly 50 percent of women suffer from hormone-hereditary hair loss during their lifetime. What is hormonal hereditary hair loss? Hormonal hereditary hair loss (alopecia androgenetica) is hair loss … Hormonal Hereditary Hair Loss (Alopecia Androgenetica): Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
The need for professional help with menopausal symptoms is great. Nearly three-quarters of affected women visit a gynecologist for this reason. The number of visits increases continuously with both the variety and intensity of the complaints. Hormone therapy is a common measure to alleviate menopausal symptoms. We inform you about benefits and side effects here. … Menopause (Climacteric): Hormone Therapy
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Definition Hypogonadism refers to an underfunction of the gonads (testes, ovaries) with impaired formation or regression of sexual characteristics Symptoms Children: Failure to develop puberty Adolescents: Stagnation of pubertal development Gynecomastia (enlargement of the male mammary gland) and cryptorchidism (undescended testis) in male adolescents Primary amenorrhea (absence of menstrual periods) in girls. Low development of … Hypogonadism (Hypogonadism of the Gonads)
It almost sounds a bit mocking when it is said that men can also have their “period”. But mockery is not at all appropriate, because hormonal changes also occur in the male sex. Although they do not make themselves felt in a 28-day rhythm, but the male counterpart to the female menopause with the “climacterium … Hormone Replacement Therapy: Men Also Have Their Period
Medical: ClimactericThe menopause begins in women between the ages of 40 and 50. The symptoms can be treated with the following homeopathic medicines: or hormone replacement therapy during the menopause Cimicifuga (bugweed) Lilium tigrinum (tiger lily) Lachesis (snake venom) Sepia (cuttlefish) Sulphur (purified sulphur) Ignatia (Ignatius bean) Sanguinaria (Canadian bloodroot) Acidum sulfuricum (sulfuric acid) Calcium … Homeopathy for menopausal complaints
Sepia (cuttlefish) In case of menopausal symptoms, sepia (cuttlefish) can be used in the following dosage: Tablets D4 Irritable, moody women, whiny, fearful to panicky Depressions Memory weakness, concentration disorders Many hot flashes (worst at night) Tendency to cold feet, but warm hands and hot head In the morning after waking up miserable, weak and … Sepia (cuttlefish) | Homeopathy for menopausal complaints
Sanguinaria (Canadian bloodroot) Sanguinaria (Canadian blood root) can be used in the following dosage for menopausal symptoms: Tablets D4, D6 and D12 Hot flushes (flying heat) with severe reddening of the skin are typical for the product Dry, burning skin often especially on hands and feet Face and ears always bright red Nausea, vomiting, salivation … Sanguinaria (Canadian bloodroot) | Homeopathy for menopausal complaints
Belladonna (Belladonna) Prescription only up to and including D3! Belladonna (deadly nightshade) can be used in the following dosage for menopausal symptoms: Tablets D6 Mood swings, confusion, irritability Temporary Headaches Ear noises Strong sweating in the face Vaginal dryness and tendency to fungal infections Water retention in the legs Tendency to inflammatory changes in the … Belladonna (Belladonna) | Homeopathy for menopausal complaints
Synonyms Climacteric Climacterium Climacter Climax Definition Menopause describes the natural transition of a woman from full sexual maturity, the reproductive age, to hormonal rest of the ovaries (ovaries), which determines the onset of old age (senium). The decrease in the hormonal activity of the ovaries is noticeable during the last menstrual period, which is called … Menopause
