Stress Can Cause Early Menopause

When life is endangered by stress, stress-induced metabolic changes interfere with hormone sensitivity to non-vital organs. The affects of stress on women can cause early menopause.

Menstruation becomes irregular or can stop altogether. The body cannot adapt and must use all it's resources to just keep surviving. While it does this there is less pressing demands on the reproductive system.

Before the stress mounts, the woman may undergo symptoms of PREMENSTRUAL SYNDROME. Migraine headaches, swelling of the face, hands, and feet, with an increase in weight due to water retention. Under stress these symptoms become intense.

After time, and with the stress still going strong, the reproductive system becomes non-responsive.

Under prolonged stress the adrenal system continues pumping out it's INFLAMMATORY and ANTI-INFLAMMATORY HORMONES and other diuretics.

All these influence the female reproductive system and affects the premenstrual syndrome in women.

Premenstrual Syndrome should be called Premenstrual STRESS!

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Premenstrual Stress Leads to

EARLY, MISERABLE MENOPAUSE!

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