A new review has called for a radical rethink of menopause so that it is no longer based on the end of menstruation.
But a new international review calls for an overhaul of this definition so that the focus is no longer on menstruation.
The academics, who looked at more than 200 studies into menopause spanning 71 years, are also calling for more research into hormone treatment.While hormone treatment alleviates many menopause symptoms, Davis said longer-term research into the safety of the popular hormone treatment, progesterone, was needed.
Like many key moments in their lives, twins Demi and Voula Papadoiliopoulos had their last period on the same day.“Then in April we started experiencing hot flushes, night sweats, body aches, joint aches.”“I felt dead inside,” Demi said.The 53-year-old twins, who live in Bentleigh in Melbourne’s south-east, initially tried to treat their symptoms with Chinese medicine and a naturopath. They had read about the potential risks of hormone replacement therapy and were worried.
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