Menopause - MegsMenopause

THE 34 SYMPTOMS OF MENOPAUSE: ANXIETY

There are many factors that contribute to anxiety, but mostly it’s a combination of fluctuating hormones and life-changing events.

What’s love got to do with it? In this article, we discuss the links between the hormone oxytocin and menopause.

Meg’s book, The New Hot: Taking on the Menopause with Attitude and Style is out on October 1. This is how it all began…

This is a short video where I explain about how MegsMenopause started, and how my mission to break the taboo came about.

When the menopause hit, I let go a lot of my burdens and I took the time to get to know myself and what I wanted from sex and relationships.

Gail Forrest writes about another new normal due to coronavirus- Zoom calls.

A reader shares with us a different perspective of the menopause- living with her menopausal mother, and how to deal with it.

Lifestyle can affect our menopause, and we want to make sure that every person going through the menopause is heard.

We speak about how the menopause affects the person going through it, but it also affects the people having relationships with that person.

Let’s discuss the function of the thyroid, and how it can affect menopause symptoms, such as weight gain, most times making them worse.