Eating when you don’t need to, or want to, may have a number of explanations.
During menopause, your hormone levels change and some studies have shown that IBS symptoms symptoms worsen then and that perimenopause can trigger the onset of IBS.
If weight loss is your aim, then fruit is not always your friend when it comes to dieting.
High blood pressure is increasingly common at menopause, but could it have something to do with your stomach?
At menopause thyroid issues become more common, so here’s what to look for.
Do you know the effects of a hysterectomy and how your hormone balance will be affected?
Are you wondering what to expect at menopause? Well maybe some, but hopefully not all, of these!
These are something we tend to associate with younger women, but they are just as common throughout life.
These can take many menopausal women by surprise and can occur because of hormone changes but are often temporary.
Stress and anxiety can make any of your hormonal symptoms worse, so maybe one of these ideas could help calm you down.