The Hidden Struggles of Menopause: A Personal Journey

“For me, I started having symptoms when I was in my mid-to-late 30s. The first symptoms were night sweats, and then it was radical mood swings followed by bouts of unprovoked rage. My whole perimenopause experience was miserable. I can’t identify one worst symptom because I had so many, but I would say the relentless insomnia is the one that nearly broke me.”

“I finally finished the menopause process at age 57 1/2. For about 18 months after my final period, I could still tell you exactly when my period would have been in those months because I still got mild cramps, low mood, and fatigue. Post-menopause, weight gain has been a constant issue. I’ve always carried extra weight in my butt and thighs (classic pear shape), but menopause has changed my body shape, and now I have abdominal fat that I never carried before. Also, I always had minimal body hair and never any facial hair like a mustache or whatever. I plucked my eyebrows a few times as a teen and never again because the hair never came back. Early in perimenopause, all of my body hair below my neck went away.

I would get the occasional random single hair on a shin, but otherwise, no hair on my arms or legs. Post menopause, it now seems i’m growing sideburns.”

—u/Glindanorth

Understanding the Full Spectrum of Menopause Symptoms

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Vienna (OTS/SK) – 23 years ago today, on April 2, 2001, Black-Blue I decided to introduce ambulance fees in the National Council. “The ambulance fees are an example of the anti-social and inhumane policies of the ÖVP and FPÖ. The ambulance fees were a black and blue attack on healthcare and patients. With the ambulance fees, the black-blue government has decided on an entry fee into the public health system – for people who already pay

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Public healthcare is the set of initiatives organized by the public administration to preserve, protect and promote the health of the population. From the Territorial Health Service, in the last Area Health Council held recently, the situation of the incidence of acute respiratory infections, the 2023-2024 vaccination campaign against influenza and covid-19 and the activities and services developed during the the year 2023.

The incidence rate of acute respiratory infections as a whole (week 11/24) has stabilized in recent weeks at around 700 cases per 100,000 inhabitants. No noteworthy flu activity (2 cases per 100,000) or covid-19 (10 cases per 100,000).

In the 2023-2024 vaccination campaign against influenza and covid-19, as of March 11, 2024, 46,319 influenza vaccinations were registered, with a vaccination coverage of 38% in children under 5 years of age, 11% in those under 60 years of age , 62% among those aged 60 and over and 70% among those aged 65 and over. As of March 8, 2024, 34,123 covid-19 vaccines have been registered, with vaccination coverage of 24% in those aged 12 and over and 51% in those aged 60 and over.

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At today’s symposium on “Innovation to Redefine the Treatment and Management of Cardiometabolic Diseases”, Professor Lim Soo of Seoul National University Bundang Hospital said the most effective way to reduce obesity and diabetes is improve lifestyle habits.

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At today’s symposium on “Innovation to Redefine the Treatment and Management of Cardiometabolic Diseases”, Professor Lim Soo of Seoul National University Bundang Hospital said the most effective way to reduce obesity and diabetes is improve lifestyle habits.

Professor Lim, who presented on “Unmet Medical Needs for the Management of Cardiometabolic Diseases”, highlighted that the prevalence of obesity and diabetes is increasing significantly in Korea, largely due to the poor environment and unhealthy lifestyle habits.

In particular, the main reasons for the increase in obesity and diabetes were the increase in consumption of sugary drinks, changes in eating habits such as high-fat diets and the decrease in physical exercise due to changes in living environment.

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