Women's Health

With the evidence that has surfaced concerning the health risks of hormone replacement therapy, many women have begun to seek out safer alternative treatments for menopause. (…)

Treating the symptoms of menopause can be be challenging and confusing. If you suspect you are beginning to go through this condition, sit down with your doctor and get a definite diagnosis. (…)

If you are reading this, then you are probably a woman entering menopause who does not want to support the cruel industry of estrogen replacement drugs. (…)

If you love animals and are facing your menopause, please do not take any estrogen or progesterone replacement medications if you possibly can. These medications are made in a very cruel manner. (…)

Dealing with and treating the symptoms of menopause can be quite challenging for some women. Sometimes determining if what you are dealing is actually menopause can be just as difficult. (…)

When you first hear your doctor use the phrase hormone testing, you probably think about doping scandals in sports events. (…)

Due to the uproar animal rights activists have made about the inhumane way mares are used to make estrogen replacement drugs, women in the grip of menopause want a choice. (…)

In this article, we will try to clear up some confusion about menopause and pregnancy. (…)

When media darling Anna Nicole Smith died suddenly in her hotel room in Florida, it was discovered that she was on daily injections of a cocktail of medications, including human growth hormone. (…)

In our modern society, we expect to be able to cure everything with a pill. However, pills often are worse than what they are trying to fix. (…)

Menopause can be a very difficult condition for some women to deal with. (…)

Although there are various hormone supplements on the market today whose benefits have yet to be scientifically proven, there are numerous supplements that have been proven to be genuinely effective. (…)

Although there are various hormone supplements on the market today whose benefits have yet to be scientifically proven, there are numerous supplements that have been proven to be genuinely effective. (…)

Menopause is a condition that all women will have to face at one time or another. Along with it comes many symptoms that may require various types of treatments. (…)

The hormone prolactin is produced by the anterior pituitary. It is a single-chain protein with a lot of similarities to growth hormone. (…)

Cortisol is a hormone from the group of steroids normally referred to as glucocorticoids. (…)

Menopause is the biggest change in a woman's life. The changes that a woman may feel differ from one person to another. (…)

Follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) is a glycoprotein gonadotropin that is produced in the pituitary gland in reaction to the gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) secreted by the hypothalamus. (…)

DHEA (dehydroepiandrosterone) hormone is produced by the human body in the adrenal glands using cholesterol. (…)

The early menopause treatment is given in many ways depending on the cause of the problem. Some of the treatments are considered effective while others may turn out to be supportive therapies only. (…)