More often than not, the idea of a woman going through menopause (also known as “The Big Change”) conjures up images of a late-middle aged women experiencing “hot flashes” and mood swings. Not every woman goes through menopause at the same age; Some women experience early menopause. Signs and symptoms can be varied, so knowing what to expect can help allay any fears of a more serious underlying condition when these present themselves. Read more »

Many women who undergo complete removal of their uterus and cervix may wonder, “Does menopause occur years after total hysterectomy?” It’s important to understand the changes that will occur after a total hysterectomy so that you can be prepared medically and mentally. Read more »

Hysterectomy and Menopause come together like bread and butter. You could not take one without having to bring the other one along. When you undergo such an operation, your surgeon would be removing either or all of the following – fallopian tubes, uterus and ovaries. You shall be under a general anesthetic so you would just sleep through the whole operation. The nightmare actually begins when you wake up. Do not be shocked or scared since your body will have this intense feeling that you never have dreamt of. Read more »