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Menopause can be an uncomfortable transition for women as they reach the end of their reproductive years.
Experiencing Menopause
The average American woman enters menopause at 52 when the ovaries no longer release an egg each month. A woman is considered to have entered menopause once she goes through a year without a menstrual period.
During menopause, as well as during the months or years leading up to it called perimenopause, women may experience irregular periods, vaginal dryness, bladder problems, bone loss, breast tenderness and migraines, among other symptoms.
Our Approach to Menopause
Menopause is a normal condition that all women experience, but that doesn’t mean that women have to accept the symptoms as part of their new normal.
There are several strategies to manage menopause symptoms, including:
- Estrogen alternatives
- Estrogen therapy (HT)
- Homeopathy and herbal treatments
- Hormone therapy (HT)
- Lifestyle changes
- Non-hormonal treatment
Inspira Menopause Specialists
Questions about menopause? Our providers are here to help.
