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Change: Why is it so devastating menopause, you can talk openly about it?

Menopause has been called the Climate Change For decades, women do not talk about, so when this happens is chilling, to say the least! My mother suffered terribly and always said: "It's just a change to all women must go through "Change is an understatement. From what I've read and seen first-hand, here are some symptoms of menopause: premenstrual syndrome, stress, depression and anxiety, panic attacks, very unstable, angry body odor, negative thoughts, beliefs, irrational, suicidal thoughts, lack of sexual desire, vaginal dryness, itching, hair loss / balding halitosis, the isolation, fear … etc are some of the devastating symptoms of menopause, why women experience these symptoms implacable?

I realized, I am the first person to answer your question. My thoughts are women, do not want to talk this problem, unfortunately. One time or another, all women experience one or more of the above symptoms, however, is a taboo subject. Can not be publicly Menopause is a very serious problem for women. Not just disappear overnight, some women the symptoms menopause support for 10 years. Maybe, just maybe not open forums and symposia this issue relentlessly.

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