Hot flashes and night sweats—also known as vasomotor symptoms—will affect 75 percent of people in menopause.

Here’s Why You Experience Hot Flashes During Menopause—And How To Treat Them

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Your hormones are in flux. You’re exhausted. Throw in your surly teens, work demands and taking care of your parents, blend and you’re a raging, sobbing smoothie.

Yes, Your Menopausal Mood Swings Are Normal. Here’s How To Treat Them

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The first step is pinpointing the cause of your sleeplessness.

How To Get More Sleep During Menopause

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Brain fog is “a constellation of symptoms,” most often taking the form of forgetting words, absentmindedness and distractibility.

Everything You Need To Know About Brain Fog During Menopause

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Common GSM&#x2d;related complaints include loss of elasticity, painful sex, dryness, burning, itching and an increased occurrence of urinary tract infections.

Everything You Need To Know About Genitourinary Syndrome Of Menopause

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