Question 1

my period started when i was 8-1/2yrs old, now i'm 27 n still virgin.can this cause problems when i decide to conceive.is early menopause also posible

Accepted Answer

Should not: Fertilization should not be an issue nor early menopause.

Question 2

how do i know if i have early signs of menopause? i am 52 and haven't yet gone through menopause. lately i've been having some problems with insomnia, memory issues, and major mood swings. could this be the beginning of menopause or should i see a doctor

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Yes, : Yes, that is exactly right, those problems could be a sign of menopause.  The average age of menopause for all women is 53-54.  Estrogen and other hormone levels start changing prior to the actual onset of menopause.  If your symptoms worsen however are are affecting your lifestyle, then please consult with your physician, as many of the more severe symptoms of menopause can be successfully treated.  In addition, women after 50 should be seen for a general check up to assess for other health conditions, get their blood pressure checked, thyroid checked, and other "maintenance" health care needs.

Question 3

low.b12, iron, d.thiroid failer vision and hearing, touch sensitivity, lifetime of spinal problems, temper, mood swings exhausted allways , early menopause.

Accepted Answer

Listen to your body: These are inter-related problems.  In addition to restoring deficiencies it is necessary to address the toxicity ( likely cadmium) but a healthy life style is key. 10, 000 units a  day of vit d3, nutritional lithium to enhance uptake of b-12, methyl cobalamine, and methyl folate (folic acid) supplements, avoid dairy, wheat, sugar, and processed food. Spirulina 1 t a day. 30 seconds of movement every 10 minutes.

Question 4

are the side effects for a partial hysterectomy the same as full (still have ovaries) ie;early onset of menopause, anxiety, depression, dizziness fatigue, insomnia, memory problems, mood swings, nervousness and etc. should i pay for a saliva testing (zrt)

Accepted Answer

See regular doctors: See regular doctors for hormonal symptoms, such as primary care doctors and endocrinologists. Non-MD&#x27;s and other &quot;practitioners&quot; may talk a good talk and offer some &quot;really interesting testing&quot;, but it&#x27;s best to stick with the real thing... see a regular MD.

Question 5

how soon can an "early menopause" be?

Accepted Answer

Early Menopause: Early menopause could also be premature ovarian failure, which can occur at any age.  I have some patients in their twenties with this.  The average age of menopause is 55, but can have a large range.  A woman will typically have menopause at about the same age as her mother.

Question 6

what are the signs of early menopause?

Accepted Answer

Skipped periods: Early menopause, or premature ovarian insufficiency can be a cause of missed periods.  If you are missing periods, you should see your doctor.  If you're having regular periods, early menopause is not at all likely.

Question 7

early menopause 34yrs, what will happen ?

Accepted Answer

Many things: Early menopause can cause many things to happen.  You may feel the effects of low or no estrogen.  This can be hot flashes, vaginal dryness, mood changes, sleep issues, sexual issues such as desire and vaginal dryness and you will have some long term effects such as thinning of bones and other long term issues.  Discuss at length with your pcp/gyn.

Question 8

could early menopause be dangerous at all?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Early menopause can be associated with many health concerns such as osteoporosis, heart disease, weight gain, depression, and possibly even dementia.  If you are a good candidate for hormone replacement, you should consider hormone replacement to help prevent these problems.

Question 9

can a woman in early 40s go into menopause?

Accepted Answer

Perimenopause: Short answer is yes. Women often imitate what other female family members did so good idea to check on mom and older sister patterns in this. Women in this age may go through perimenopause, known as the menopausal transition. She may note less regular periods--often more spaced apart, poor sleep,  hot flashes, night sweats, vaginal dryness, change in sex drive. Blood tests can confirm.

Question 10

is it possible for early menopause in early 20s?

Accepted Answer

One cause: One cause could be surgical - total hysterectomy with removal of ovaries.

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My period started when i was 8-1/2yrs old, now i'm 27 n still virgin.can this cause problems when i decide to conceive.is early menopause also posible

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How do i know if i have early signs of menopause? i am 52 and haven't yet gone through menopause. lately i've been having some problems with insomnia, memory issues, and major mood swings. could this be the beginning of menopause or should i see a doctor

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Low.b12, iron, d.thiroid failer vision and hearing, touch sensitivity, lifetime of spinal problems, temper, mood swings exhausted allways , early menopause.

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Are the side effects for a partial hysterectomy the same as full (still have ovaries) ie;early onset of menopause, anxiety, depression, dizziness fatigue, insomnia, memory problems, mood swings, nervousness and etc. should i pay for a saliva testing (zrt)

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