http://menopausehairloss.net/blog/question-for-the-women-have-you-or-anyone-you-know-gone-through-menopause-what-is-the-youngest-age-symptoms/ menopause hair loss Tue, 09 Nov 2010 17:18:35 +0000 hourly 1 http://menopausehairloss.net/blog/question-for-the-women-have-you-or-anyone-you-know-gone-through-menopause-what-is-the-youngest-age-symptoms/comment-page-1/#comment-198 Health Lifestyle Mon, 28 Sep 2009 21:18:58 +0000 http://menopausehairloss.net/blog/question-for-the-women-have-you-or-anyone-you-know-gone-through-menopause-what-is-the-youngest-age-symptoms/#comment-198 It occurs around 43 to 45 years of age. Hot flash is the most common symptom. It occurs around 43 to 45 years of age. Hot flash is the most common symptom.

]]> http://menopausehairloss.net/blog/question-for-the-women-have-you-or-anyone-you-know-gone-through-menopause-what-is-the-youngest-age-symptoms/comment-page-1/#comment-192 baymast13 Tue, 22 Sep 2009 00:29:06 +0000 http://menopausehairloss.net/blog/question-for-the-women-have-you-or-anyone-you-know-gone-through-menopause-what-is-the-youngest-age-symptoms/#comment-192 You are pretty young for menopause. However, I am 45 and starting to wonder the same thing myself! If you are upping your iron intake and still having symptoms, go to a natural health store and get some black cohosh. Check with your doctor first, but if he/she approves, take it according to directions. It should stop those annoying problems. I don't want to be an alarmist, but my husband's doctor told him night sweats can be a symptom of leukemia. He sweats at night, too, but we can't find the reason (I think he just piles on too many blankets). I can offer a way to help manage the problem, too. They make big, quilted pads to cover your sheet, then if you soak the pad, you just pull it off and replace with a clean one. A lot easier than changing the whole bed in the middle of the night, or sleeping on wet sheets. You can get these very reasonably priced from a Dr. Leonard's or Carol Wright catalog. They have online catalogs, too. Hope one of my suggestions help. Good luck! You are pretty young for menopause. However, I am 45 and starting to wonder the same thing myself! If you are upping your iron intake and still having symptoms, go to a natural health store and get some black cohosh. Check with your doctor first, but if he/she approves, take it according to directions. It should stop those annoying problems.
I don’t want to be an alarmist, but my husband’s doctor told him night sweats can be a symptom of leukemia. He sweats at night, too, but we can’t find the reason (I think he just piles on too many blankets).
I can offer a way to help manage the problem, too. They make big, quilted pads to cover your sheet, then if you soak the pad, you just pull it off and replace with a clean one. A lot easier than changing the whole bed in the middle of the night, or sleeping on wet sheets. You can get these very reasonably priced from a Dr. Leonard’s or Carol Wright catalog. They have online catalogs, too.
Hope one of my suggestions help. Good luck!

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