Menopause: Signs You Should Watch Out For

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Anything that affects this complex inter-play of hormones could cause problems with menstruation that sometimes mimic menopause. Now that we have a basic understanding of the menstrual process, let's take a look at the signs that warn of impending menopause or that characterizes this stage of life...
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As explained in the previous paragraph, estrogen dominates before ovulation, while progesterone takes over after ovulation. But with approaching menopause, annovulatory cycles become common. Without ovulation, progesterone is not produced in the body for that month, allowing estrogen a free ride...
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