Oprah Winfrey says she felt like she was 'going to die' during menopause
Winfrey, 71, said that in addition to a loss of concentration, she also suffered from heart palpitations -- a sensation of a racing or irregular heartbeat -- which she said she did not know were a symptom of menopause, the time in life when a woman's periods stop permanently.
A gynaecologist has explained what can happen to the body and how it changes during the menopause as hormone levels fluctuate ...
Instead of opening The Drew Barrymore Show with a segment on food expiration dates, viewers saw the talk show host being ...
"No amount of hormones would jump-start my body...Oddly, my identical twin sister went through the same nightmare." ...
The Post spoke to two board-certified OB/GYNs about the changes you can expect in your vagina and vulva during menopause — and how to manage them.
According to research, Black women are more likely to have an early onset of menopause and experience symptoms longer during this stage.
Black women face unique challenges during menopause including earlier onset, longer duration, and more severe symptoms.
Creating a supportive environment for women navigating menopause isn’t just the right thing to do; it’s a smart business ...
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