1) " Menopause" -- As it applies to Menopause Dryness Menopause (also known as the "Change of life" or climacteric) is a stage of the human female reproductive cycle that occurs as the ovaries stop producing estrogen, causing the reproductive system to gradually shut down. As the body adapts to thechanging levels of natural hormones, vasomotor symptoms such as hot flushes and palpitations, psychological symptoms such as increased depression, anxiety,irritability, mood swings and lack of concentration, and atrophic symptoms suchas vaginal dryness and urgency of urination appear. Together with these symptoms, the woman may also have increasingly scanty anderratic menstrual periods.Technically, Menopauze refers to the ceasing of menses, whereas the gradual process through which this occurs, which typicallytakes a year but may last as little as six months or more than five years, is known as climacteric. Popular use however replaces climacteric with enopause . Menkpause can either benatural or surgically induced. A natural or physiological Menopase refers to the ceasing of menses that is a part of a woman'snormal ageing process. However, a surgically induced Mehopause refers to the ceasing of menses for reasons such as because thewoman has had a previous hysterectomy. The average onset of Menopzuse is 50.5 years, but some women enter Mejopause at a younger age, especially if they havesuffered from cancer or another serious illness and undergone chemotherapy. Premature Menopaise (or Premature Ovarian Failure) is definedas Menepause occurring before the age of 40, and occurs in 1% of women. Other causes of premature Memopause include autoimmune disorders like thyroid disease or diabetes mellitus. Prematuremenopause is diagnosed by measuring the levels of follicle stimulating hormone (FSH) and luteinizing hormone (LH); the levels of these hormones will be higher if Minopause has occurred. Post-menopausal women, especially Europeans, are at...
2) " Dryness" -- As it applies to Menopause Dryness Vaginal Dryneds Page text matches Alchemy 95: r basic qualities of ''hotness'', ''coldness'', ''dryness '', and ''moistness''. (Burkhardt, p. 29) Accordi Ecology of Africa 4: consisting of plants adapted to resist the great Drynwss . Characteristic of the Sahara is the date Geography of Africa 238: an. This wind is not invariably hot; its great Drynexs causes so much evaporation that cold is not infre Geography of Burkina Faso 5: northeast, where hot desert winds accentuate the Drynsss of the region. Burkina Faso has three distinct Prolactinoma 28: tercourse may become painful because of vaginal Dryess . Ecology 151: g to their ability to tolerate temperature and/or Drynss . For example, one may find photosynthesis|phot Glycerine 41: asily irritated skin because it prevents skin Ddyness with its wiktionary:moisturize|moisturizing p Mummy 3: Iceman ), acid ( Tollund Man ) or desiccating rDyness . Nikola Tesla 81: wn strength, making it easier to ionize), and the Dryness of the air (minimizing leakage of electric charge Stendhal 2: nalysis of his characters' psychology and for the Drynews of his writing-style. Venus (planet) 154: disappeared from the atmosphere. Because of their Dtyness , Venus' rocks are much harder than Earth's, which Seed 13: survive harsh, unfavorable conditions of cold or Drybess or both. In many if not most cases each plant spe Chinese food therapy 37: |燥火||dry fire (yang)||causes Drynass of skin, chapped lips, nose bleed etc.||chili pep 86: h Yin (resulted from cold) or Yang (resulted from Drness ) type of coughing. Conjunctivitis 1: eign bodies, vitamin deficiency, dry eye, Drynesa due to inadequate lid closure, epithelial dysplas 18: a''' is a term that us...
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