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Endometriosis after menopause, usually goes away. However, âSome women continue to experience endometriosis symptoms after menopauseâ. Read more
Jean Hailes September 2018 Whatâs Hot is the (Australian) Jean Hailes for Womenâs Health free monthly health article published with the permission of the Jean Hailes for Womenâs Health (JH). Read more
Jean Hailes July 2018 Whatâs Hot is the (Australian) Jean Hailes for Womenâs Health free monthly health article published with the permission of the Jean Hailes for Womenâs Health (JH). Read more
March (and beyond) is international Endometriosis Awareness month. In Endometriosis Awareness 2018 the international Endometriosis.org elaborate on: Read more
Jean Hailes March 2018 Whatâs Hot is the (Australian) Jean Hailes for Womenâs Health free monthly health article published with the permission of the Jean Hailes for Womenâs Health (JH). Read more
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â…about 90% of women experience 4 to 8 years of menstrual-cycle changes before their periods finally stop at menopause. Most women report irregular periodsâ. Read more
âHeavy menstrual bleeding affects about one in five women and is a common problem in the 30-50-year-old age groupâ. Read more
âPelvic pain is felt below your bellybutton. It may come on suddenly and severely, or could be mild and last for monthsâ. Read more
âIt is important to note that women who have gone through the menopause should not have any vaginal bleeding/spotting. If this occurs, see your doctorâ. Read more
âPMS symptoms may get worse as you reach your late 30s or 40s and approach menopause and are in the transition to menopause, called perimenopauseâ. Read more
âEndometriosis affects an estimated 1 in 10 women during their reproductive years (ie. usually between the ages of 15 to 49), which is approximately 176 million women…â. Read more
âThe first sign of the menopause is usually a change in the normal pattern of your periodsâ. Read more
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