Women’s Health

Hormonal imbalances can occur throughout a woman’s life, causing a variety of symptoms, including changes in the menstrual cycle, infertility, metabolic disruptions, mood changes, and poor skin he…

Bone is living tissue. It responds to the stress you put on it. Muscles pull on bone tissue when you run, jump, and climb. Bone responds by thickening to withstand the increased stress. Bone is…

Infertility may not be the first thing you think of when you hear metformin, but this insulin-sensitizing drug can help promote ovulation and treat female infertility. Metformin is an older med…

A sudden increase in appetite may indicate a medical condition or the need to make dietary or lifestyle adjustments. Increased appetite can cause uncomfortable stomach cramping and burning, headac…

Testosterone is commonly known as the male sex hormone, but it is also found in women in small amounts, just as estrogen is found in small amounts in men. In women, the ovaries and adrenal gland p…

Women self-report many cognitive symptoms in perimenopause and menopause. Symptoms such as word-finding difficulty, difficulty paying attention, difficulty concentrating, needing to use memory aid…

Brain fog, moodiness, fatigue, hot flashes, and nighttime trips to the bathroom. None of the changes associated with menopause are especially welcome. Fluctuating estrogen levels have a tremendous…

What causes postmenopausal brain fog? How can you treat and ultimately beat postmenopausal brain fog? These are a few of the top search queries on the internet? You, like many women, may be concer…