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An estrogen patch is a form of estrogen therapy used to manage symptoms associated with menopause to prevent and manage symptoms such as hot flashes.

About 20 million American women have had a hysterectomy. However, not every hysterectomy is the same. Learn about the differences here.

Research points to a connection between diabetes and brain health, and there’s a big reason menopausal women will want to pay attention.

During menopause, it is normal for your sex drive to decline. But why does this happen—and what can be done?

If you are experiencing any menopause symptoms, you may want to consider estradiol hormone therapy to help sleep changes, brain fog, low libido and...

Here are some of the most common symptoms of menopause that affect our sex lives during menopause, and how to address them.

During menopause, your body is doubling the rate at which it stores fat. This means that strategies that worked in the past won’t be as effective now.

Women can begin taking hormones once they are in perimenopause or menopause and are displaying reduced or fluctuating estrogen and progesterone.

Lifestyle changes and exercise can help you lose weight during menopause

Many factors during perimenopause and menopause make it difficult to shed extra pounds and keep them off, but certain kinds of exercise can help.

In addition to causing severe discomfort, menopauseal hot flashes can result in a visible flushing of the skin or sudden sweating.

Weight gain and body fat redistribution during perimenopause and menopause are very real phenomena that most women will experience.