A new study shows that menopause is starting to begin earlier than traditionally anticipated, with 55% of surveyed women aged 30 to 35 experiencing moderate to severe menopause symptoms. Dr. David ...

Hot flashes, irritability, and vaginal dryness come to mind when you think about menopause. But it usually doesn’t start out ...

The transition into menopause can affect each person differently, with or without a uterus. It often features a wide array of hormonal, physical, emotional, and mental changes. Symptoms can start ...

Hot flashes, night sweats and other symptoms of a difficult menopause could be early warning flags for dementia, a new study suggests.

At least 40 percent of people in menopause experience mood changes including anxiety or depression, says Dr. Loeb-Zeitlin, ...

Here’s what the study found, plus what doctors suggest you do if you think you might be starting to experience menopause symptoms at a younger age. The study, which was published in the journal NJP ...

Dancing, yoga, gardening and yard work, and cardio are some exercises to try during menopause ... Before you start or change a workout Speak with your doctor about any changes you plan to make ...

But menopause symptoms can show up decades earlier, a new study shows. A study of 4,400 women found that 55.4% of those 30 to 35 experienced moderate to severe symptoms associated with menopause.

An estimated 80% of women have some type of menopause symptoms — and the more symptoms they experience, the greater the chances of developing dementia later in life. The findings were published ...

But menopause is more than the pop culture stereotype featuring women in their 50s having hot flashes. Symptoms can start much earlier — during perimenopause, the time leading up to menopause ...