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Related Conditions

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The symptoms listed below can be bought on by loss of ovarian function, loss of hormone production, loss of hormones, menopause and related conditions. For younger women early detection along with medical  consultation/treatment may lesson the long term risks and effects of early menopause. 

• Menopause
• Early menopause
• Peri-menopause
• Surgical menopause
• Hormone imbalance
• Hormone shock
• Premature Menopause
• Premature ovarian failure (POF)
• Primary ovarian insufficiency

When consulting with your physician:

1.  Provide a written list of your symptoms (include when each
     symptom began, how often it occurs, and how severe it is.)

2.  Provide information about your health history

3.  Provide the dates/results of your "Ru25 Plus" FSH Menopause Home Test.  

The following symptoms are associated with menopause related conditions:

• Hot flashes

• Night sweats 

• Cold flashes, clammy feeling, chills

• Bouts of rapid heart beat

• Irritability

• Mood swings, sudden tears

• Trouble sleeping through the night (with or without night sweats)

• Irregular periods; shorter, lighter periods; heavier periods, flooding; phantom periods, shorter cycles, longer cycles

• Skipped periods (amenorrhea)

• Loss of libido, Loss of sex drive

• Dry Vagina

• Pain during sex

• Atrophic Vaginitis:
  Symptoms of atrophic vaginitis include vaginal dryness, vaginal itch or a burning sensation (can radiated from whole area), painful sexual intercourse, light bleeding after intercourse. Atrophic vaginitis may often be misdiagnosed as a yeast infection.

• Color change in vaginal area
  (color gets darker - dark red to purplish)

• Crashing Fatigue - Chronic Fatigue  (CFS)

• Anxiety, feeling ill at ease

• Feelings of dread, apprehension, doom

• Difficulty concentrating, disorientation, mental confusion

• Disturbing memory lapses

• Incontinence
  (Upon sneezing, laughing,  coughing, standing; urge incontinence) 

• Prolapse (prolapse sensation) of uterus
  (due to rapid decrease in estrogen levels)

• Itchy, crawly skin

• Aching, sore joints, muscles and tendons 

• Increased tension in muscles, often diagnosed as Fibromyalgia

• Breast tenderness

• Decrease in breast mass

• Decrease in vulva mass, decrease in clitoris size

• Headache change: increase or decrease

• Gastrointestinal distress, indigestion, flatulence, gas pain, nausea
  Often diagnosed as irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)

• Sudden bouts of bloat

• Depression 

• Exacerbation of existing conditions

• Allergies developing or increasing - (Chronic sinusitis)

• Nasal Infections-necessitating repeated courses of antibiotics

• Weight gain 

• Hair loss or thinning, head, pubic, or whole body

• Increase in facial hair

• Dizziness, light-headedness, episodes of loss of balance

• Changes in body odor

• Electric shock or stabbing sensation under the skin

• Tingling in the extremities (feet,hands, arms, legs) 

• Gum problems, increased bleeding

• Burning tongue, burning roof of mouth

• Change in breath odor, bad taste in mouth

• Changes in fingernails: softer, crack or break easier

Long term effects of the hormonal depleted state:

Osteoporosis: After menopause the rate of bone loss rapidly accelerates.  A young woman  in a hormonal depleted state or experiencing a menopause related condition is at higher risk for greater bone   loss resulting in the condition of osteopenia manifesting earlier in life and more severe and fatal cases of osteoporosis later in life.

Heart Disease:  Women's risk of heart disease increase after menopause.  A young woman in a hormonal depleted state is at higher risk for developing earlier and more severe, fatal cases of heart disease.

Dental health can be affected do to bone and calcium loss.

Eyesight can be affected due to changes in hormone levels.

Brain Function can be affected due to changes in hormone levels.

Thyroid Function can be affected due to changes in hormone levels.

The younger the woman and the more severe the untreated hormonal depleted state will cause the percent and degree of the short term and long term effects to vary (rise) as time goes on.  The long term effects on bone health, heart health, dental health, and brain function may not be 100% reversible with treatment (HRT).  Changes can occur which are not reversible. Early detection of menopause and related conditions with medical   consultation/treatment may lesson the long term risks and effects.

Because some of the symptoms listed above are also symptoms related to hypothyroidism, diabetes, iron deficiency, depression and other health conditions the medical community often misdiagnoses young women who are suffering from early  menopause or menopause related conditions.  It is common for young women to be tested for heart conditions or to be diagnosed with chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), fibermylogla,  common depression, irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), common allergies, etc... prior to obtaining a diagnosis of early menopause.   

If you believe that you may be experiencing menopause or a menopause related condition consult with your health care provider and request a diagnosis.  The "Ru25 Plus" FSH Menopause Home Test Kit may be beneficial to obtaining a timely diagnosis.

For a proper diagnosis your physician will consider and check for all possible health conditions including menopause or menopause related conditions.  Physicians can not tell with out ordering the proper testing if you are experiencing a menopause related condition or not.  They can not tell by simply looking at you and say that you are indeed experiencing a hormonal imbalance, what type of imbalance it is, or what the best course of treatment would be. 

The findings or diagnosis of hypothyroidism, diabetes, anemia, and or depression
does not rule out that a menopause related hormone imbalance is not also occurring.  

The findings or diagnosis of "normal" thyroid, insulin, and iron levels
does not rule out that a menopause related hormone imbalance is not occurring. 

The only way to find out for sure if you are experiencing a menopause related condition or what the best course of treatment might be is to be hormone tested.