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Frozen Shoulder Perimenopause: Understanding Shoulder Pain Perimenopause brings many changes in your body. Some are visible. Some feel deeply hidden. One surprising change is frozen shoulder in menopausal years. This condition can cause intense shoulder pain and stiffness. Daily tasks like dressing or reaching overhead may suddenly feel impossible. This guide explains how hormonal shifts may play a role in…
Vaginal dryness ICD 10: understanding related codes Vaginal dryness is common in midlife and after menopause. It can cause burning, discomfort, and pain with sex. Accurate coding matters. It connects the symptom to a specific diagnosis for reimbursement purposes. It also supports good documentation and continuity of care. This guide explains coding for vaginal dryness in the American ICD-10-CM version.…
Endometriosis, HRT and Menopause: How Are They Connected? For many women with endometriosis, menopause brings mixed emotions. You may hope that pain and heavy periods will finally improve. At the same time, you may worry about hot flashes, night sweats, sleep problems, and mood changes. You might also hear different opinions about the safety of hormonal replacement therapy hrt if…
Menopause and Constipation: What You Need to Know Many women entering the perimenopausal and menopausal phases experience more than just hot flashes and sleep disturbances. Digestive changes-including constipation-are common. Fewer than three bowel movements a week is a warning sign. Many women find their digestion slows down, making it harder to pass stools. In this article, we will look at…
Reset Naturally with Foods to Help Hormonal Imbalance Hormones influence your energy levels, mood, appetite, sleep, and the reproductive system. When they’re out of sync, you might notice weight gain, fatigue, irregular periods, or low motivation. The good news: what you eat can directly support hormone balance. Here is a simpler version of the text: “Below is a simple plan…
Can You Get Pregnant During Perimenopause? Perimenopause refers to the transitional stage before menopause when hormone levels fluctuate and menstrual cycles become irregular. Many women assume that pregnancy is no longer possible at this time. However, perimenopause does not mean sterile. As long as your body still releases an egg, you can conceive. During this phase, estrogen and progesterone levels…
Collagen vs Collagen Peptides: Differences & Benefits Collagen has become a wellness buzzword, touted for skin health, smooth joints, and even stronger hair and nails. But if you’ve shopped for supplements, you’ve likely seen two terms: collagen and collagen peptides. In this guide, we break down the difference between collagen and collagen peptides, their potential benefits from wound healing to…
Labia Minora Disappear: Causes, Menopause & Solutions It can be alarming to notice that your inner vaginal lips seem to shrink or almost vanish. Labia minora do not literally fall off or disappear, but menopause and aging can cause significant changes in their size, shape, and texture. These changes are common and natural, though they may affect a woman’s comfort…
Estradiol Levels Chart: Simple Guide to Healthy Ranges Estradiol e2 is the most potent estrogen in women of reproductive age. The ovaries make most of it. A small amount also comes from the adrenal glands and body fat. Estradiol helps regulate the menstrual cycle and supports bones, skin, mood, sleep, sexual health, and heart wellness. Clinicians check estradiol with a…
Do Men Have Hormones? Facts, Tests & TRT Men and women share the same main hormones: testosterone, estrogen, and progesterone. The amounts differ. In men, male sex hormones (androgens) are higher. Testosterone leads many male characteristics, supports muscle mass, sex drive (libido), mood, blood flow, and red blood cells. Hormones also affect sleep, weight control, and long-term health. Levels change…