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Menopause Symptoms Checklist Heal and Bloom

Are you a woman over 40? How many of these symptoms do you have?

 

What are the signs and symptoms of menopause?

Below is a list of almost all menopause symptoms:

TickSymptomTickSymptom
1. Hot flushes20. Low libido
2. Night sweats, feeling overheated21. Loose, pulpy soles of feet
3. Headaches22. Fungal infections
4. Thinning hair23. Cracked heels
5. Loss of memory, difficulty concentrating24. Osteoporosis
6. Heavy eyes25. General skin dryness
7. Hypo / hyperthyroid26. Dry skin on back of hands
8. Volatile emotions27. Weight gain
9. Depression / anxiety28. Loss of muscle tone / breasts sagging
10. Heart palpitations / irregular heart beat29. Muscles thinning
11. Bloating30. Tinnitus
12. Indigestion31. Itchy ears
13. constipation32. Sleep disturbances
14. Visceral abdominal fat33. Insomnia
15. Sweet cravings34. Strange dreams
16. Vaginal dryness35. Breast tenderness
17. Frequent UTIs36. Fatigue
18. Burning sensations37. Joint pain
19. Fluctuation in menstrual cycle38. Gum problems
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If you have 3 or more menopause symptoms, or perimenopause symptoms, you should call us now!

If you have ticked 3 or more boxes from our menopause symptoms checklist, call us on 1300 552 260. Ayurveda provides a natural, holistic approach to not only minimizing your menopause symptoms but also enhancing your general well-being. The aim is also to aid you as you reach perimenopause (early menopause) to lessen the impact of menopausal symptoms. So you can sail through menopause with as little trouble as possible into the post menopause stage of your life.

Menopausal hormonal imbalances are addressed naturally, using a combination of menopause diet, lifestyle and Ayurvedic herbs resulting in:

  • Weight loss
  • Improved concentration
  • Better memory
  • Boosted radiance
  • Stable mood
  • Good digestive function
  • Increased energy and vitality
  • Heightened libido

Read more about how our Ayurvedic approach to menopause treatment can help relieve your early menopause symptoms or post menopause symptoms, and call our centre to find out more about how we can help you with your particular health concerns on 1300 552 260.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does Ayurveda say about menopause?

Ayurveda views menopause as a natural transition, marking the shift from the reproductive phase to the non-reproductive stage in a woman’s life. It is not considered as a disease, but rather a milestone in the body’s changing balance of doshas. Menopause is seen as a time when a woman’s body undergoes a major energy shift which, if managed well, may bring about improved health and spiritual growth.

What are the three major complications of menopause?

  • Osteoporosis: The drop in oestrogen levels during menopause can lead to bone loss, increasing the risk of fractures.
  • Cardiovascular diseases: Post-menopause, women may have an increased risk of cardiovascular problems due to changes in blood lipid levels and a decline in oestrogen.
  • Urinary incontinence and vaginal dryness: Lower oestrogen levels can lead to reduced elasticity of the vaginal tissues and urinary tract, causing discomfort and bladder issues.

What does menopause fatigue feel like?

Menopause fatigue is not just the usual tiredness of the body. Women often feel an extreme sense of exhaustion that isn’t alleviated by sleep. It may be accompanied by reduced concentration, memory lapses, and difficulty in doing daily tasks as efficiently as before.

What does low oestrogen feel like?

Low oestrogen can result in mood swings, sleep disturbances, hot flashes, night sweats, vaginal dryness, and joint pain. Mentally, it can lead to feelings of sadness or depression and a lack of motivation.

What is Vata type menopause?

In Ayurveda, Vata type menopause can be identified by symptoms related to increased Vata dosha, like anxiety, rapid mood swings, palpitations, sleep disturbances, and dryness in various parts of the body.

Which Ayurveda technique is best for menopause?

Ayurveda offers a holistic approach to managing menopause, emphasising diet, lifestyle, herbal treatments, and therapies tailored to balance the dominant dosha during this transition. Panchakarma, a detoxifying procedure, may be beneficial, and herbs like Shatavari and Ashwagandha.

Is Ashwagandha good for menopause symptoms?

Yes, Ashwagandha is often recommended in Ayurveda for menopause symptoms, as it helps balance hormones, reduce anxiety, and improve sleep patterns. However, it’s important to consult an Ayurvedic practitioner before taking any Ayurvedic herbs.

Is ghee good for menopause?

Ghee, or clarified butter, may be recommended in Ayurveda to combat the dryness associated with menopause. It nourishes the body, promotes digestion, and may help in relieving some Vata-related symptoms.

What can actually worsen menopause symptoms?

Factors like stress, excessive caffeine or alcohol consumption, smoking, and a lack of exercise may aggravate menopause symptoms. Dietary choices, such as excessive spicy foods or processed foods, may also intensify some symptoms.

When should I be worried about menopause symptoms?

While menopause is a natural transition, some symptoms or their severity might be cause for concern. If you experience heavy bleeding, prolonged periods, extreme mood swings, or if you have marked more than 3 boxes from the above menopause symptoms checklist, consult with our Ayurvedic practitioner today.