But a study has revealed how men remain in the dark about the menopause – including how nearly a quarter think that hot flushes can be dealt with simply by 'opening a window'. A third of chaps ...

Ask Google to name the most common symptom of menopause, and you’re going to get hot flashes in response ... we give women the male drug using a transdermal gel, and then we carefully monitor ...

Keep track by noting down timings of periods, the number of hot flushes and other symptoms that are associated with peri and menopause, from headaches, to bloating, anxiety, sleeping problems ...

Hot flashes during menopause may not be news to you. And while they generally only last a few minutes, their onset can be unpredictable. One hot flash trigger can be eating spicy foods.

That’s why Healthbridge has partnered with retail pharmacy Dis-Chem to launch a seamless, free-to-use e-scripting feature within Healthbridge Clinical. With just a few clicks, doctors can now ...

According to the Menopause Society, the most common symptoms are hot flashes and night sweats. Hot flashes can leave women drenched in sweat and embarrassed. “A hot flash is not just feeling ...

Despite the suggestion of “opening a window,” the study found that four in ten men couldn’t identify "hot flushes" as a symptom of menopause, and over half were unfamiliar with the term ...

Add to the mix irritating nighttime hot flushes, urinary urgency and anxiety (all of which are symptoms of menopause) and its easy to see why menopausal people have such a tough time nodding off.

If you're not familiar, menopause happens when a person's estrogen levels decline, and their ovaries stop producing eggs. In short, the person's periods stop, and they can no longer get pregnant.