Picture this: you’re in your late 40s and a woman with plans. You have a settled career, and between a hectic work schedule and taking care of children, you are ready to take that pottery class you’ve been eyeing for so long. You’ve got it all figured out, and it finally feels like you have the time to live your best life.

But to your dismay, your health conditions are not letting you pursue all those plans. Hot flashes, night sweats, and irritability are certainly causing disruptions. This might be an indication that you are close to menopause. What is menopause? And what exactly happens when you begin to experience this phase? Let’s discuss all this and more by diving deep into some lesser-known facts about menopause.

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⌛Timestamps:
⏱️ Intro – 0:00
⏱ What Is Menopause? – 1:12
⏱ Odor – 2:26
⏱ Foggy Brain – 4:26
⏱ Strange Skin Sensations – 5:15
⏱ Hair Loss And Thinning – 6:34
⏱ Dry Eyes – 8:14

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✍️ Summary:
What is menopause?
In the United States, approximately 1.3 million women go through menopause yearly. Menopause happens when women’s ovaries stop producing hormones estrogen and progesterone.

Odor!
Are you facing lousy breath issues just after minutes of brushing your teeth? It’s embarrassing, Isn’t it? Well, there is absolutely nothing to be ashamed of.

Foggy Brain
You went grocery shopping yesterday and bought some snacks for your kids. You kept them in a drawer and got busy with other chores.

Strange Skin Sensations
Falling estrogen levels due to menopause leads to a fall in collagen. Collagen is a protein known for keeping wrinkles away and hydrating skin.

Hair Loss And Thinning
Another side effect of low estrogen levels is hair loss and thinning. Estrogen and progesterone hormones are responsible for hair growth and aid them in staying on your head for extended periods. So when your body sees a sharp decline in these hormones, your hair starts getting thinner, grows slowly, and you face bald spots in some areas of your head.

Dry Eyes
During menopause, your eyes may feel dry and itchy. You might also feel a burning sensation as well. This happens because falling hormone levels also meddle with glands in your eyelids that keep your eyes moist. The glands produce fewer fluids than required, and this causes dryness and itchy sensation to persist for a while.

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