Detecting Menopause Through Testing

Menopause comes from two Greek words that mean "month" and "to end,"
and the current medical definition of menopause means exactly the
same: the absence of menstruation for twelve months. Menopause can
occur between late thirties and late 50s, and not a single woman can
avoid this period. Considering that menopause hits a woman in her most
active life stage, it is not surprising that women want to prepare to
menopause and avoid discomfort using a wide variety of convenient
menopause tests.

Although menopause is a natural part of growing older, many women find
menopause symptoms start interfering with their daily lives. Menopause
symptoms include missed or heavy menstrual periods, hot sweating and
flashes, mood changes, nervousness, insomnia and a general feeling of
being "down". Due to hormonal changes a woman may add some weight or
her hair may thin. Then, after the stopping of menstrual periods for a
full twelve months, a woman enters menopause, and after twelve months
a woman is post-menopausal. And while many women may experience mild
discomfort, others may have moderate to severe health problems and may
want to ease their symptoms.

Menopause symptoms can be relieved, if not avoided, by timely
preparation. Menopause tests help women detect menopause in its early
stage. Using menopause tests may be reasonable even for women in their
30s to determine when their ovarian function changes which may mean
the slow shift into the perimenopause.

Such symptoms are irregular menstrual periods, hot flashes, insomnia,
nervousness, decreased sexual desire, or night sweats may signal the
approach of perimenopause or menopause, but they can also manifest a
number of other disorders and conditions. For accurate results,
menopause test employs a hormonal analysis.

The menopause test measures the presence of a hormone known as
follicle stimulating hormone (FSH). This hormone is produced by
woman's pituitary gland. Follicle stimulating hormone levels increase
temporarily each month to stimulate ovaries to produce eggs. When a
woman enters

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Menopause comes from two Greek words that mean "month" and "to end,"
and the current medical definition of menopause means exactly the
same: the absence of menstruation for twelve months. Menopause can
occur between late thirties and late 50s, and not a single woman can
avoid this period. Considering that menopause hits a woman in her most
active life stage, it is not surprising that women want to prepare to
menopause and avoid discomfort using a wide variety of convenient
menopause tests.

Although menopause is a natural part of growing older, many women find
menopause symptoms start interfering with their daily lives. Menopause
symptoms include missed or heavy menstrual periods, hot sweating and
flashes, mood changes, nervousness, insomnia and a general feeling of
being "down". Due to hormonal changes a woman may add some weight or
her hair may thin. Then, after the stopping of menstrual periods for a
full twelve months, a woman enters menopause, and after twelve months
a woman is post-menopausal. And while many women may experience mild
discomfort, others may have moderate to severe health problems and may
want to ease their symptoms.

Menopause symptoms can be relieved, if not avoided, by timely
preparation. Menopause tests help women detect menopause in its early
stage. Using menopause tests may be reasonable even for women in their
30s to determine when their ovarian function changes which may mean
the slow shift into the perimenopause.

Such symptoms are irregular menstrual periods, hot flashes, insomnia,
nervousness, decreased sexual desire, or night sweats may signal the
approach of perimenopause or menopause, but they can also manifest a
number of other disorders and conditions. For accurate results,
menopause test employs a hormonal analysis.

The menopause test measures the presence of a hormone known as
follicle stimulating hormone (FSH). This hormone is produced by
woman's pituitary gland. Follicle stimulating hormone levels increase
temporarily each month to stimulate ovaries to produce eggs. When a
woman enters

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