How to keep my shape during menopause?
Keep sweating! Physical activity is your best friend. Nothing extreme, just enough to feel satisfied.
Keep sweating! Physical activity is your best friend. Nothing extreme, just enough to feel satisfied.
During menopause, female hormones drop drastically. So what happens is testosterone takes over. Of course, you remain a woman and a pretty great one, it’s just that your masculine side wants to join the party. Here’s how it all works.
Now that you are in menopause, you are experiencing body changes like vaginal dryness : does it need to be treated or it will stop by itself? There are temporary solutions, there are background treatments. Let’s recap, shall we?
Dryness and itching are common cutaneous reactions to the menopause, related to changes in epidermal cells and skin appendages.
No matter your age, menopause or not, the way you eat is always going to impact skin and overall health. With too much of this and not enough of that, the nutrients that are essential to your well-being are completely unbalanced.
Itchy, saggy, dry, those are the top 3 skin situations on your menopausal changes list. And dryness is also the most uncomfortable one so, good question. The skin’s inability to keep the water in seems to have a great responsibility in all this.
Menopause is an incredibly complicated process that not only affects the internal body but the skin as well. And since your skin is the window to your body (somehow…), it tends to show some signs of distress pretty quickly.
Maybe your body wants to keep its strength and resources to get through this challanging time. Maybe there is another reason. The truth is, it’s not important to understand why; it’s more important to focus on maintaining a healthy body mass.
No more period equals menopause? It depends, it’s a matter of months before it is confirmed so, let’s count first.
In order to properly treat your skin, there are skin care products that may be used during the menopause in order to ease out dry discomfort or densify skin. However, next to the good skin care treatments food and lifestyle are very important too.
During menopause the visits to gynecologist may be more frequent and this is because you may feel you have more questions, concerns or notice more changes on your body, so you feel the need to check it up with an expert.
The things that weren’t good for you then, aren’t good for you now! Too sweet, too salty, too much fat — you name it. The good news is that avoiding is not the key, adapting is better.