The first signs of beginning menopause in most women are changes in the menstrual cycle, which can be observed from the age of 40-45 years. Often, however, these are not considered the first signs of the menopause, but are attributed to other causes such as everyday stress. The monthly bleeding often becomes much stronger and … Signs of menopause
Weight increases Another often described sign of the menopause is weight gain despite unchanged eating habits. Many women notice, especially between their 40th and 50th year of life, an accumulation of fat that is pronounced for their circumstances. Typically, the stomach and breasts become larger, the bottom flatter and the waist wider. The areas of … Weight increases | Signs of menopause
Bladder weakness Another sign of the menopause described is an increased urge to urinate, which can even lead to bladder weakness. The urge to urinate is caused by the filling of the bladder and the associated stretching of stretch receptors in the bladder wall on the one hand, and by irritating substances in the urine … Bladder weakness | Signs of menopause
