Preventing Early Menopause

Preventing Early Menopause

Tips and Tricks   April 20, 2013

Conditions and circumstances change someone who can provide a variety of reactions to the changes. Change a person physically can sometimes reduce the confidence, as well as other changes in one's life. How to respond to such circumstances? There are many avenues and options that can be taken. Well for this one by most women and make the dreaded specter of the less favored yaacch especially if it is not facing the onset of menopause. Indeed, this condition is normal and will certainly be experienced by all women, but despite already knew would happen to him, the state of a scourge for many women, there is a felt could stretch the relationship with your spouse or other things and reasons that have sprung up.

Difase this, it will be perceived symptoms that make someone uncomfortable, among other things, reduced sex drive, skin begins to sag, burning sensation that radiates to the chest and face, in addition to the pattern of irregular menstrual periods. However, menopause can not be avoided because it is a natural thing. There are also some things you can do to prevent the onset of menopause is not too early, as with regular body work, diet and lifestyle coupled with a healthy lifestyle is how to maintain and care for the overall health of the body that must be done in order to have a quality of life the prime. However, there is a habit that is hard to break because it can be said to have been rooted in one's life where this could be the cause. Bad habits that affect the health and condition of a person is to be abolished. Want to know why? Because one of the habits that lead to early menopause is smoking therefore immediately stop smoking, because early menopause triggers one of which is exposure to nicotine. It is based on research from the San Francisco Institute of Cancer Risk Registry University of California who has proven this. Women who smoked up to 20 cigarettes per day is expected to experience menopause before the age of 45 years. Normally menopause came at the age of 51 years.

Early menopause does have a lot of health risks. Such as increased risk of osteoporosis, heart disease and begin sexual life disruption. Well, so you do not have early menopause, these 4 natural ways to prevent it, as reported by Boldsky:

Quit Smoking

You are a smoker? You should begin to stop this unhealthy habit from now. Harmful substances in cigarette smoke can inhibit blood circulation in the body. Especially the blood flow to the uterus and ovaries. Impact, you will have less regular menstrual periods.

Diligent Sport

Whatever your goals for preventing premature menopause, lose weight, or keep the body healthy, exercise remains the activity that must be done. Regular exercise is a powerful way to boost the immune system and blood circulation that led to more regular menstrual periods.

Consumption of Foods Rich in Phytoestrogens

Menopause estrogen levels in women decreases. Therefore, when the body no longer produces estrogen in sufficient numbers, then the best solution is mengasupnya from outside. Soy products and grains like wheat is a food rich in phytoestrogen content and can help prevent early menopause.

Increase your intake of antioxidants

Menopause and aging are two things that go hand in hand. If you are experiencing premature aging, the risk for early menopause are also greater. To prevent premature aging, eat foods rich in antioxidants such as vegetables and fresh fruits. Vegetables and fruits such as spinach, broccoli, strawberries, grapes, and apples are known potent in the fight against the aging process.

Menopause does happen naturally. But if you can put it off, it means you have more chance to live a healthy life.

Natural Remedy To Overcome Late Coming Months

Natural Remedy To Overcome Late Coming Months

Tips and Tricks   April 19, 2013

Sometimes late in coming months can make a woman become anxious. Either because it is not planning a pregnancy, or health worries her womb.

Generally, every year women experience menstrual 12-13 times. However, there is often also having periods only 9-10 times a year.

There are many things that cause your period comes late. Such as lack of sleep, too tired, menopause, fertility is delayed, depression, stress, influence of drugs or excessive anxiety. Moreover, lately diseases like cysts also can cause menstrual women are experiencing delays.


So, to overcome this delay menstruation, there are some natural remedies that you can consume.

WARNING: This drug is not intended you are pregnant or are used in order to terminate the pregnancy.

Sesame herbs and palm sugar

White or black sesame roasted then crushed into a powder. Combine the brown sugar. Can be brewed or consumed like candy.

This herb can help induce menstrual periods tend to be short.

Herb papaya

Papaya can also help smooth irregular menstruation. Just eat 250 grams of papaya in the morning or before bed. And performed until the period comes.

Cumin herb and palm sugar

Boil cumin and brown sugar, drinking water while cold. Or can also use cumin oil mixed with palm sugar. This herb can facilitate the arrival of menstruation.

Exercise and eating omega-3

Perform regular exercise so as not to arrive late menstruation. Menu diet rich in antioxidants and omega-3 as well as the mix by doing light cardio at least 3-4 times a week.

Yoga exercises

Yoga is an exercise that has many benefits. Not only support health and fitness, yoga can also help induce menstruation.

Pare vegetables

Famous though bitter, but the usual vegetables sauteed or steamed dumplings in this menu can facilitate menstruation.

Enough sleep

Make sure you get enough sleep every day. One cause your period comes late is too tired bodies and lack of sleep. By providing adequate hours of rest for the body, then you do not have to worry about the period comes late again.

Causes of Menstrual Periods Longer

Causes of Menstrual Periods Longer

Tips and Tricks   April 13, 2013

Women generally every month the arrival of "guests" aka having menstrual periods. On average the women having periods every month for between two to seven days. But not infrequently also humiliation of women who experience menstrual periods longer than two weeks or more.

On this subject, should not be underestimated and should be detected early. Because there may be dangers lurking your health condition. Menstrual period occurred in all women since puberty, the average age of 11 or 12 years until menopause. Menstruation occurs when an egg cell is located in the uterine lining to decay because it is not fertilized by sperm, resulting in bleeding and out through the vagina or Miss V.

The length of each menstrual period of women varies between two to seven days, with an average interval of 28 days. However, the time span between menstrual periods also vary from 24 days to 35 days, it is still considered normal.

But if your menstrual period is too long even by more than two weeks, you need to be aware of some health reasons that caused it. This may be reasonable if you are nearing the age of menopause, which is between 45-55 years of age due to hormonal changes very drastically.

Here are some of the causes of menstrual periods become longer, as reported empower, Thursday (11/10):

1. The growth of non-cancerous fibroids in the uterus (uterine fibroids).
2. Growth of polyps in the uterus.
3. Have endometriosis, a disease in which uterine endometrial tissue growth protruding uterus up.
4. With pelvic inflammatory disease
5. Temporary hormonal imbalance, for example, when changing hormonal contraception.
6. Installation of the copper IUD contraceptives may make your periods become heavier.
7. Pregnant and miscarried, maybe you think blood pregnancy miscarriages of previously unknown as menstrual blood.
8. Dysfunctional uterine bleeding (DUB / Dysfunctional Uterine Bleeding), doctors do not know what causes DUB and can diagnose you with this condition if it can not find the cause of the bleeding.

If there is no obvious physical cause, especially if you have middle-aged, the doctor will probably wait until your menopause and explain this because hormonal imbalance and can heal on its own without treatment.


As for the pelvic examination and ultrasound uterus will be done to see if there are specific abnormalities that cause the length of the menstrual period. Doctors will perform the operation if it finds fibroids, polyps, or endometrial lining in a place that was not supposed to. Other treatments include hormone replacement therapy, drug therapy make menstrual periods lighter, and anti-inflammatory to reduce the loss of too much blood.

If the length of menstrual periods due to copper IUD contraception, can be altered by hormonal IUD. Hormonal IUD reduces menstrual periods, while the copper IUD makes it heavier. Then you also need to take nutritional supplements to replace the nutrients lost due to excessive bleeding.