Menstrual Problems

Welcome to wdxcyber's section devoted to Menstruation Problems where you can discover some of the difficulties that can accompany a woman’s menstruation cycle. Check some of our more popular articles on common problems that...

Menstruation

The average American woman will have some 500 periods in her lifetime, beginning around the age of 12. But in spite of all this first-hand experience, many of us have little more than a...

The Male Hormone—For Women!

Most people think of testosterone as the male hormone, but women have testosterone, too. They aren't even unusual that way: men produce a bit of estrogen, which is thought of as the female hormone. Women...

Endometriosis Menopause

Endometriosis can cause excruciating menstrual cramps, gastrointestinal problems and pain during sex, and is generally most troubling during a woman's reproductive years. While it would seem that once a woman had gone through menopause, endometriosis would...

Life Changes Following Menopause

Contrary to popular belief, over 65% of women in a specific survey who were post-menopausal reported that their lives improved significantly following menopause. Granted, this particular study was not a very large one, however it does...

On Empty Nest Syndrome

Important Questions Marla Watkins* of Scottsdale, Arizona sat down with www.wdxcyber.com for coffee and some frank talk on a variety of topics: menopause, male menopause, divorce, and empty nest syndrome. Marla brushed her long wavy brown hair away from her face...

The Upside of Menopause

Most women dread menopause. And that's not just about dreading the unknown. After all, we've all heard about hot flashes and vaginal dryness, the need for HRT, the loss of libido. Other than not having to deal with...

Menopause and Beyond: Your Emotional and Physical Health

Hot flashes Background - importance and magnitude of problem Diagnostic goals - for overall category menopause hyperthyroidism/thyrotoxicosis anxiety panic attacks carcinoid syndrome pheochromocytoma drugs diencephalic epilepsy tuberculosis malaria Background Ovarian failure, or menopause is by far the most common cause...