Perimenopause is the stage of a woman's reproductive life that begins several years before menopause.

Hot flashes aren’t just a menopause thing, but that is when you’re most likely to have them.

Menopause is the end of a woman's menstrual cycle and fertility, when the ovaries no longer make estrogen and progesterone.

Menopause describes any of the changes women experience either just before or after they stop menstruating.

Discuss these frequently asked questions and answers about menopause with your doctor.

Because of genetics, illness, or medical procedures, some women go through menopause before the age of 40.

The time of a woman's life following menopause is called postmenopause.

If you're postmenopause, you should not experience any menstrual bleeding. Even a little spotting is not normal after menopause.

A Pap test looks for changes in the cells of the cervix that show cervical cancer or conditions that may develop into cancer.

After menopause, hormone replacement therapy is often prescribed to resupply the body with the hormones it no longer produces.

Veozah is the first nonhormonal medicine approved to treat the vasomotor symptoms of menopause like hot flashes and night sweats.

HRT uses female hormones to treat symptoms of menopause and aging. Doctors can prescribe it during or after menopause.

There are many types of estrogen therapy in many different forms -- pills, patches, suppositories, and more.

Because stress can make the symptoms of menopause worse, it is important to learn how to relax.

Declining estrogen levels can cause more than hot flashes. They can also make you feel like you're in a constant state of PMS.

Menopause and weight gain. Do they always have to go hand in hand? It may seem that way.

Good nutrition can help prevent or reduce certain conditions that may develop during and after menopause.