Ladies, who knows about this, share your experience: what is menopause and how does it usually manif…

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Ladies, who knows about this, share your experience: what is menopause and how does it usually manifest? At what age does it happen and what symptoms do you have? And is it true that the first signs can appear 2-3 years before it starts?
I have a question—maybe someone here has experience. On Wednesday, his father-in-law was taken to th…
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Tatyana
In 10 years, some experienced moms say even
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Alena Kaptilevskaya
Tatyana Nightmare.
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Olcha
My mom's symptoms started about 3 years ago. She was very irritable, sweating a lot, and would get hot flashes and chills. But she put off going to the doctor, and to this day she's on medication, but the symptoms still pop up now and then.
My aunt is another example. She didn't have menopause symptoms. She went to the doctor around 45+ and asked what to do. They prescribed her medication to take gradually, increasing the dosage over time. She didn't have any symptoms, and everything went smoothly and gently.
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Marina Fedorova
A few years before menopause, my mom's cycle became irregular and her periods changed. Then she started having hot flashes and became irritable. But hormone replacement therapy was prescribed, which eased her symptoms. After menopause, her health declined sharply, especially her joints.
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Margoshenka
My mom is 51 years old. For about a year now, her periods have been irregular, even though she never had this problem before. Her periods still come, about every three months, for example. But now she's experiencing additional symptoms: sometimes she gets hot flashes, and other times she suddenly feels chills. Her sweat has started to smell stronger. Her body odor too. She also has sudden mood swings. While she's managing these symptoms relatively well, I feel for women who can't even sleep because of hot flashes. They get so hot and then so cold that sleeping becomes impossible. They sweat so much that their nightgown and bed are soaked. Hormone therapy might help with this.
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Marina Fedorova
Marina Fedorova My mom's final menopause arrived at 57 years old.
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yankovskaya yuliya
Margoshenka I have a friend (older than me) who is also experiencing menopause very intensely. She's only 45, it started early, but she hasn't hit menopause yet, just has a fluctuating cycle and terrible hot flashes.
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Margoshenka
Margoshenka Oh no... poor women...
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yankovskaya yuliya
Margoshenka No, she can't take HRT due to the risk of thrombosis. But she started going to the gym, is taking supplements, and seems to be tolerating these age-related changes better.
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Margoshenka
Margoshenka My mom also can't have a cervical stitch. But she says she's managing and isn't too worried about her condition...
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Olesya
At 39, my periods started to disappear, I began having hot flashes in my upper body, face, and head, and I started sweating profusely. Thankfully, without odor! Later, my periods returned, but they were scanty and irregular. At 41, it was all over, and menopause began without any symptoms.
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Dergunova Lesya
Olesya How soft you are
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