Hormonal Replacement | southcoastmedicine

It is the definitive disappearance of menstruation. However this is not

disappears abruptly, if not for a period of time the woman has faults

in her menstruation for a few months, but later she has her

period, this is known as pre-menopause, in such a way that to speak of

menopause as such, it is accepted that the woman is 12 months unregulated.

Over time the ovaries lose the ability to produce estrogens and

progesterone, which are the hormones that regulate the premenstrual cycle.

In men testosterone (male homona) begin to decrease

between 40 and 50 years of age, this is better known as andropause, although it is something

normal over the years, you may have symptoms that

deserve special treatments .

These symptoms can be loss of muscle mass, lack of energy to

carry out habitual activities, character changes,

and lack of sexual desire among others.