World Menopause Month
International Menopause Society
PO Box 687
Wray, Lancaster LA2 8WY, UK
Tel: +44 15242 21190 Website
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National Breast Cancer Awareness Month Board of Sponsors
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1800 Concord Pike
Wilmington, DE 19850-5437 Website
Our experts Karen Giblin and Dr. Mache Seibel field questions from our members. Submit your question.
Dear Karen & Dr. Seibel,
I have missed 2 periods and I took a home menopause test twice, 5 days apart and they both read positive. I was wondering if pregnancy would be a possibility, although the test showed positive for menopause. I am also experiencing bad joint pain for a week now and I have been diagnosed with an adrenal gland tumor. Could that be the reason for the missed period?
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“My mother used to say, 'The older you get, the better you get. Unless you're a banana.'” – Betty White
Dear Red Hot Mamas
September is National Menopause Awareness Month! U.S. Federal legislators established this month-long event to increase awareness about the importance of having accurate information to enhance women’s health at menopause and beyond. Red Hot Mamas has been on the road this past month, spreading the word by broadening the basis of women and healthcare professionals’ knowledge.
A few weeks ago, I experienced mid-west hospitality at its best in The Heart of America (Kansas City). I was deeply honored to have the opportunity to present The Effects of Menopause at Shawnee Mission Medical Center’s Menopause 2010 Current Trends 23rd annual Breyfogle Conference. This was a continuing nursing education conference for CEU accreditation. There were 150 nurses in attendance. Many of our Red Hot Mamas topics were presented by clinicians and covered a myriad of topics such as hormone therapy, osteoporosis, incontinence, skin changes during menopause and the ever popular, MentalPause topic. This was a delightful program and highly educational, in the spirit of National Menopause Awareness Month.
Are you post-menopausal and experiencing several hot flashes a day? For many women, menopause is just the beginning of the aging process. In fact, many post-menopausal women experience annoying and uncomfortable hot-flashes that may interfere with day to day activities.
If so, you may be eligible to participate in a clinical research study to test the safety and effectiveness of an investigational medication, which is taken by mouth, in women who are experiencing moderate to severe vasomotor symptoms, commonly called hot flashes, associated with menopause.
Have you lost your groove? Your sex life has taken a dive even though you are still interested in your partner? You are not alone.
According to the recent 2009 Sex, Romance, and Relationships Survey released by the AARP in May 2010, there has been an alarming drop in people’s sex drives. Evaluating a random sample of 1,670 American men and women, aged 45 and older, some intriguing findings were revealed. Between 2004 and 2009, the percentage of the people in their ‘50s who say they have sex at least once a week took a 10-point nose-dive for both sexes (women dropped from 43 – 32 percent, and men from 49 to 41 percent.). The majority of other age groups also showed similar decreases.
On Tuesday, September 14, we were thrilled to be a part of the What’s So Funny About Menopause Red Hot Mamas co-ed event hosted by our program site at Porter Adventist Hospital in Denver, CO. Over 80 women and over 40 men attended the event that focused on the humorous side of menopause, along with important health information about midlife concerns.
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