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Menopause Facts

In 2002, the WHI estrogen-plus-progestin study was stopped because of an increased risk of breast cancer and because, overall, risks from use of the hormones outweighed the benefits.
The most common symptoms of menopause are hot flashes or flushes, night sweats, and sleep disturbances.
Recent findings about risks of long-term menopausal hormone therapy do not apply to use of birth control pills, which have not been found to increase breast cancer risk.
In 2002, the WHI estrogen-plus-progestin study was stopped because of an increased risk of breast cancer and because, overall, risks from use of the hormones outweighed the benefits.

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Menopause and Mental Health

Midlife is often considered a period of increased risk for depression in women. The drop in estrogen levels during perimenopause and menopause can lead to depression, which can include anxiety, fears, and mood swings. Depression during perimenopause and menopause is treated in much the same way as depression that strikes at any other time.

Research shows that other symptoms you're having, such as sleep problems, hot flashes, night sweats, and fatigue cause these feelings of despair. Or it could be a combination of hormone changes and symptoms. But these symptoms also can have causes that are unrelated to menopause. If you are having these symptoms, and they are interfering with your quality of life, it is important to discuss them with your doctor. Talk openly with your doctor about the other things going on in your life that might be adding to your feelings. Other things that could cause depression and/or anxiety during menopause include:

* Smoking
* Having low self-esteem (how you feel about yourself)
* Not having the social support you need
* Feeling disappointed that you can't have children anymore
* Not having enough money
* Not being physically active
* Not being happy in your relationship or not being in a relationship
* Not having a job
* Having depression before menopause
* Feeling negative about menopause and getting older
* Increased stress
* Having severe menopausal symptoms

If you need treatment for these symptoms, you and your doctor can work together to find a treatment that is best for you. If you have mood swings often, here are a few things you can do:

* Try to get enough sleep and be physically active. Ask your doctor about relaxation exercises you can do.
* Ask your doctor about therapy or taking an antidepressant. There is proof that this can be helpful.
* Talk to your friends who are in perimenopause or menopause or go to a support group for women who are going through the same thing as you. You also can get counseling to talk through your problems and fears.

Menopause Facts

Women with heart disease should not use menopausal hormone therapy to prevent the risk of further heart disease.
Recent findings about risks of long-term menopausal hormone therapy do not apply to use of birth control pills, which have not been found to increase breast cancer risk.
Hormones may reduce your chances of getting thin, weak bones (osteoporosis) which break easily.
Menopause marks the time of your last menstrual period and it is not considered the last until you have been period-free for 1 year without being ill, pregnant, breast-feeding, or using certain medicines, all of which also can cause menstrual cycles to cease.

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